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Something old
Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. When you’re creating your gown, incorporating the elements of this good-luck rhyme could be part of the fun. A bustle ribbon or waist stay could be a pretty pale blue. Antique lace would be beautiful as well as old. “New” probably won’t pose a problem if you’re purchasing fabric. And you might want to borrow a crinoline instead of making one.

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A word of caution about faking those buttons – if you’re tempted to sew buttons on top of one side of the zipper to get “the look” without having them be functional, you run the risk of the back just looking bulky rather than camouflaging the zipper. And remember, there are some dress styles where you can move the zipper to the side seam, and it will be quite unnoticeable.