If you follow any #princesscore instagrammer, then you've probably seen all the amazing locations, particularly castles, where they take their gorgeous photos. If you seen them, you may feel a little envious that there's nothing so gorgeous where you live.
Places like that are in short supply in this part of the world, but beautiful places still exist, you just have to do a little more looking. This Pink Ivy dress from Teuta Matoshi was high on my wish list and once I'd saved up enough to afford it, I knew I would also need a gorgeous location in which to photograph it. I don't know the history of this beautiful old building, but it was worth it to book a little time here. A tour is nice, but there's nothing like having your run of the place for an hour or two so you can explore at your own pace.
By the looks of the place, I'm guess it was an old mercantile or factory, built in the mid to late 1800s. There were so many rooms and levels to explore and all these glorious windows over looking the city streets. Now it's filled with elegant spaces, chandeliers, and lots of spaces for sitting and dreaming. It was worth the effort to find this place and worth the small fee to book some time here. I'll definitely be back in the near future.
Just a quick review of this Pink Ivy dress from Teuta Matoshi. Even though I ordered my usual size, this one ran a little small and the under skirt is impossibly tight. I don't really need an underskirt for this, so I may have to remove it. The dress is covered in a raised white ivy and glitter,, and the bodice has an amazing fit--no bra necessary, and thankfully, because the open back would be ruined by straps.
There is a zipper down the back with an eye hook at the top, though I still needed help zipping it up. And there is a single button to connect the top piece at the back (sorry no photo of that, my hair got in the way!)
Although I would recommend getting a custom size for the right fit because doing a return or exchange can be a little difficult, this dress is definitely a gorgeous little work of art, the style is so feminine and completely flattering to your shape. I've never yet been disappointed by one of Matoshi's dresses. I cannot recommend them highly enough. I'll release a video on this dress soon for a more thorough review.
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