Woman repurposes nan’s 1940s’ wedding gown into on-trend dress – and it REALLY divides opinions
In another video, she shared the finished dress - an on-trend midi frock with a full skirt and exposed buttons running down the back.
She also used some of the leftover material to create a large bow to sit at the base of her back and full-length gloves. The reveal attracted plenty of attention online, gaining more than 27,200 likes and 6.5 million views.shared their reactions - however, not all were convinced by the new design, with one writing: “Well that was underwhelming and extremely disappointing… it was definitely better off as it was.”
“Owww I really wanted this to be amazing! The length was destroyed! You could of bought something like that offOthers loved Mariah’s idea, with another adding: “These comments are not the vibe! Bride looked amazing and she loved it. That's all that matters!” “Love it. vintage. modern. a look all her own with the original's materials.” commented someone else.
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