The speaker in the video is discussing her wedding dress, which she has custom-made by Toyota Mitoishi. She shares her journey of wedding dress shopping, discussing her preferences and design inspirations. She mentions her desire for a dress that feels like a "woodland nymph" at a Renaissance faire, and aims for a dress that is "ethereal but present, delicate but strong."
She starts by creating a mood board of her favorite gowns from Toyota Mitoishi's website. She then plans to screenshot these gowns and piece together elements from each dress to create a unique, fairy-whimsical gown. She also considers the fabric, sleeves, and skirt styles.
The speaker then tries on a few Toyota Mitoishi dresses for inspiration. She is looking for a dress with poofy sleeves, a straight skirt, and a ruffle at the bottom of the skirt. She also considers the weight of the skirt and the type of fabric.
The speaker eventually decides on a dress that she calls "medieval inspired." She plans to add flowers in blue and pink to the white dress, making it more fun. She also considers making the skirt detachable so that she can wear a different bottom piece for the reception.
She then shares photoshopped images of her ideal dress, which includes a flowery top and a straight skirt. She also shows a mannequin with different dress options for comparison.
The speaker eventually decides on a dress with specific sleeves and a bottom with a ruffle. She also considers a dress with a poofy skirt. She tries on each dress, and her mom helps her decide.
The speaker then shares the final sketch of her dress, which includes a dotted fabric and a ruffle at the bottom. She sends the measurements to Toyota Mitoishi and waits for the dress to be made. She also mentions that she will need some alterations done to the dress, including lining the front with a nude color, shortening the sleeves, and attaching loops to hold up the skirt.
Finally, the speaker shows the finished dress, which she plans to wear for her wedding. She shares her excitement and is eager to show the final look to her viewers.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- The text is a transcript of a YouTube video by Mia Maples about her custom-made wedding dress by designer Tuota Matoshi.
- Mia was disappointed with the wedding dresses she tried on at bridal boutiques and decided to contact Tuota Matoshi for a unique dress that matched her vision.
- Mia sent Tuota a mood board of her favorite dresses and elements from Tuota's website and received a sketch of the dress design.
- Tuota gifted the dress to Mia as a surprise and also sent two options for the belt color: pink and blue.
- Mia had to get some minor alterations done to the dress, such as lining the mesh, shortening the sleeves, and adding loops for the belt.
- Mia loved the final result of the dress, which was white with colorful flowers, a corset top, and a layered tulle skirt.
- Mia got married two and a half weeks after filming this video and planned to post her wedding video the following week.