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Upton + Gilmore = happiness
I made the sleeveless princess seam version of the Upton dress with the Gilmore skirt. Definitely, definitely make a muslin for this dress to verify bust fit, but the pattern instructions are very clear and the dress went together easily once I finished my bust adjustment (lowered the bust apex and adjusted the curve above the full bust). Looking at the photo, I should have also shortened the bodice a smidge, but I didn't notice that when I made the muslin (too focused on getting the bust right). Overall really, really happy with the result, and I already have another planned!
JustSewJena · May 26, 2026
Best for Bust
This is the only pattern that I have found to properly accommodate my bust size. I have made several of these dresses in quilting cotton prints and am pleased with the results. The only thing for me is that the armscye and bicep can be a bit tight, even on the plus size sleeve, but that might just be a fit issue for me. I often make the sleeveless v-neck version with princess seams in size 16G/H to layer over button down shirts for work. I noticed that the size 18 plus size sleeve fit, but when I lost weight and sized down to the 16, the body fit, but the arm was too tight. When I make the 16, I usually cut the armscye a bit deeper at the side seam (about 3/4") and sew as usual. This gives me enough room :) For the average person with large bust needs, I recommend this pattern!
Layla · May 3, 2026
Options, options and options 😎
So many possibilities - magic
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