The final dress included that type of corsetry that Demi liked so much, from the beginning, as well as a romantic neckline that crossed her shoulders and was scored at the waist, with tailored drape details in the front. The design was inspired in the women of the high -century high society, while the form in “A” of the skirt was bent and drained to remember the old Greek statues.
Photo: Courtesy of Demi Lovato.
The design process with Westwood’s team It was very practical, said Demi. The first session consisted of mixing and combining top and skirt options. From there, the team made the vision a reality with other detailed tests, perfecting each element not only of the design, but also of the construction. Demi participated in all decisions, large and small. “I love everything related to the dress,” he added.
For reception, Demi put a dress of silk satin satin colored With a Drapeado Corsé In the upper part, also from Vivienne Westwood. The dress wore broken pearls that fell in cascade from the neckline. This model, called “Audrey”, is a modern version of a classic silhouette (with an asymmetric touch) and that sought to evoke the golden age of the cinema.
