Casablanca 2072 Gothic unclassified dresses

This is a brand-new Casablanca style 2072 ivory wedding dress I bought for a summer wedding in 2015. Unfortunately, the engagement didn’t work out, the dress has been hanging in a plastic hanging bag from the time I tried it on until the pictures I took for this listing. The label says size 10, but I am a size 2 or 4 in street clothes, and the dress was only a tad too big for me (but it would definitely need to be taken in a bit—I just wanted to give you the reference for sizing purposes). I don’t know how long it is, but I am 5’4”, and when I tried it on with heels (I believe they were 4”), I did not plan on getting it hemmed. The train is also a perfect length, as well. As you can see in the pictures, the dress has a sweetheart neckline and gorgeous pearl, silver, and a touch of rhinestone beading around the waist and more delicate pearl and iridescent beading all over the dress. I wanted to customize it a bit by adding a little more beading and replacing some of the rhinestones with pearls, so ordered some quite expensive additional beading and lace trim for the waist from the manufacturer. I never had it customized, but the extra beading and trim will be included with the dress if you decide you want to do the same! If not, it is incredibly beautiful as is and absolutely does NOT need a single thing added or changed—but it’s nice to have options! The waistline and style is extremely flattering, and the material is relatively lightweight, soft, and comfortable (as much as wedding dress can be!). This gown has now been hanging in my closet in pristine condition for 3 years, and I’ve finally decided to take the time to list it, as I would love for someone else to have the opportunity to wear a brand-new, gorgeous wedding gown at a discounted price on their big day!  Please let me know if you have any further questions, or would like any more specific information/pictures that are not included in the listing.