Otto

Lace continuity is Otto's main language. The off-shoulder edge wraps around a sweetheart upper line, while long sleeves carry the same floral texture down the arms. Through the bodice, visible corset styling gives the lace surface structure before the skirt narrows into a sheath and fit-and-flare direction. The back opens low, leaving the shoulders exposed from behind and preventing the long sleeves from making the gown feel closed. Lace and tulle shape the dress through transparency, floral pattern, and the way the fitted line releases near the floor. Its sweep-length train is shorter and more restrained than the chapel styles around it. Otto is strongest as one continuous lace idea: neckline, sleeve, body, back, and train all connected by the same surface language.