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Elegothita
Elegothita should not be made from different materials that band T-shirts are
made of, ever. There is no real reason why the majority of the dress
should be recycled cotton, nor should the neckline be made of polyester fibers.
The satin, lace and/or silk should be on the outside of the dress, and only minimally line the inside simply for comfort, otherwise the straps and support within it should be sturdy enough to handle general human actions, like...let's see, walking, and oh, maybe bending over.
Because people need to do that sometimes, since when you put on clothes you tend to not stand still for the entire day, unless of course you are a mannequin, which yeah, it would be perfectly fine to have this overdelicate dress that is vulnerable to ripping fibers the moment you put it on.
Not only that, be ware of online stores who sell said clothing, due to the fact that it will look better on a clothes hanger and a tiny mannequin than it would ever be on a real human being. not only that, most of the time very important details about the clothing are doctored and/or fake, and you may get a very different product than what you ordered, and not only that, it might be so pointlessly delicate that it would either end up being closet filler or ruined within a week.
The satin, lace and/or silk should be on the outside of the dress, and only minimally line the inside simply for comfort, otherwise the straps and support within it should be sturdy enough to handle general human actions, like...let's see, walking, and oh, maybe bending over.
Because people need to do that sometimes, since when you put on clothes you tend to not stand still for the entire day, unless of course you are a mannequin, which yeah, it would be perfectly fine to have this overdelicate dress that is vulnerable to ripping fibers the moment you put it on.
Not only that, be ware of online stores who sell said clothing, due to the fact that it will look better on a clothes hanger and a tiny mannequin than it would ever be on a real human being. not only that, most of the time very important details about the clothing are doctored and/or fake, and you may get a very different product than what you ordered, and not only that, it might be so pointlessly delicate that it would either end up being closet filler or ruined within a week.