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Ann225 Posted 9 years ago
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Ruffle trim
Hi,
Would you say that the top has a ruffle trim or ruffle trims? Perhaps I could say that it has ruffle trims on the shoulders and at the waist?
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Although I zoomed in to get the best possible view of, um, the trim on her top, I can't see it absolutely clearly. e. material gathered or folded over in pleats, and not just a decorative scalloped edge?
- Although I zoomed in to get the best possible view of, um, the trim on her top, I can't see it absolutely clearly.
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- material gathered or folded over in pleats, and not just a decorative scalloped edge?
- Is there a close-up shot anywhere?
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Although I zoomed in to get the best possible view of, um, the trim on her top, I can't see it absolutely clearly. Are you sure it is a "ruffle", i.e. material gathered or folded over in pleats, and not just a decorative scalloped edge? Is there a close-up shot anywhere?
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