Welcome to Bentley + Lace, where couture meets creativity.
Custom, made-to-order gowns crafted from luxurious fabrics that are as unique as you.
Whether you're looking for the perfect dress for a special occasion, a photographer in need of a standout gown for your next shoot, or a mom searching for a custom-made piece to make memories, we’re here to bring your vision to life. Our commitment to quality, attention to detail, and dedication to creating one-of-a-kind pieces ensures that each gown is as stunning as the moment it’s worn. Explore our exclusive collection today and discover the elegance of bespoke design.
Rental Gown Sizing Details
Please note that when renting our gowns, the sizes may not match the exact measurements listed in our size chart. We always add a few inches to each measurement to provide additional size versatility.
This ensures that our gowns offer a more flexible fit for a wide range of body types.
How to Measure for a Custom Gown
Bust
Where to Measure: Measure around the fullest part of the bust while keeping the tape comfortably snug, but not tight. Ensure the tape is parallel to the ground.
Tip: Stand naturally with arms relaxed at your sides.
Waist
Where to Measure: Measure around the natural waistline, which is typically located about 1 inch above the belly button. Make sure the tape is parallel to the ground.
Tip: Keep a finger between the tape and your body to avoid measuring too tightly.
Shoulder to Waist
- Where to Measure: Place the measuring tape at the top of the shoulder, right where the shoulder meets the neck. Measure down to the natural waistline (just above the belly button).
- Tip: Keep the tape taut but not tight. Ensure the measuring tape runs straight down the body, and the person stands tall with shoulders relaxed.
Waist to Hem
- Where to Measure: Start at the natural waistline (about 1 inch above the belly button) and measure straight down to the desired hem length (usually floor-length for gowns).
- Tip: Wear the shoes you plan to wear with the gown to ensure the length is accurate. Stand straight with feet together when measuring.
Hips
Where to Measure: Measure around the fullest part of the hips, usually around 8–10 inches below the waistline. Keep the tape level.
Tip: Stand with feet together when measuring.
Hollow to Hem (Length)
Where to Measure: Start at the center of your collarbone (the hollow) and measure straight down to where you want the hem to fall (usually floor length).
Tip: Wear the shoes you plan to wear with the gown to ensure the correct length.
Shoulder to Shoulder
Where to Measure: Measure from the outer edge of one shoulder to the outer edge of the other shoulder across the back.
Tip: Make sure your shoulders are relaxed while measuring.
Arm Length (For Sleeves)
Where to Measure: Measure from the shoulder seam (where the arm connects to the body) down to the wrist or desired sleeve length.
Tip: Keep the arm slightly bent when measuring.
Neck to Waist
Where to Measure: Measure from the base of your neck (center front) down to the natural waistline.
Tip: Keep your head straight and shoulders relaxed.
Bicep (For Sleeve Fit)
Where to Measure: Measure around the widest part of your upper arm.
Tip: Keep your arm relaxed at your side.
Inseam (For Pants/Skirt Gowns)
Where to Measure: Measure from the crotch to the bottom of the ankle.
Tip: If you are measuring for pants, it’s good to use a pair of pants that fit well as a reference.
By submitting your custom measurements , the customer acknowledges that they have read and understood the terms and conditions of this Custom Gown Measurements Agreement. They agree to provide accurate measurements and accept responsibility for any necessary alterations or adjustments due to incorrect measurements.