Create a photorealistic luxury white bridal gown inspired by traditional French Caribbean Antillean ceremonial dresses.

**BODICE:** Structured, fitted white satin corset with a sculpted waist and elegant curved bateau neckline. The corset must be entirely smooth white satin, WITHOUT lace. Include TWO delicate off-the-shoulder sleeves resting on the upper arms, made entirely of intricate white floral lace with scalloped edges. Keep shoulders exposed.

**SKIRT – THREE TRADITIONAL LAYERS:** Reproduce authentic Antillean dress construction:
1. A white petticoat underneath, providing fullness.
2. A separate flowing white satin A-line main skirt.
3. A third decorative white fabric worn OVER the skirt, gathered and draped in traditional fashion.

The upper layer must feature rich overlapping folds and multiple three-dimensional gathered floral lace flounces on BOTH sides, cascading from hips towards the hem. Keep the central satin panel visible. All three layers must be distinguishable.

**HEADWEAR:** Add an authentic traditional Antillean women's headwrap, called a "maré tèt". Beautifully tied white fabric with elegant sculptural folds and traditional Caribbean wrapping technique. It must look authentic, refined and coordinated with the bridal gown, not like a modern turban.

**FABRICS:** White satin, white floral lace, guipure and white headwrap fabric. Pure white or subtle ivory only.

**STYLE:** Authentic French Caribbean heritage, Antillean femininity, romantic luxury couture.

**IMAGE:** Full-length front-facing bride, wearing the complete dress and maré tèt, neutral studio background, soft lighting, photorealistic textures.

**AVOID:** Lace corset, missing sleeves, altered skirt layers, flat lace appliqués, modern turban, madras, colored fabrics, sequins, mermaid silhouette.

Create a photorealistic luxury white bridal gown inspired by traditional French Caribbean Antillean ceremonial dresses.

**BODICE:** Structured, fitted white satin corset with a sculpted waist and elegant curved bateau neckline. The corset must be entirely smooth white satin, WITHOUT lace. Include TWO delicate off-the-shoulder sleeves resting on the upper arms, made entirely of intricate white floral lace with scalloped edges. Keep shoulders exposed.

**SKIRT – THREE TRADITIONAL LAYERS:** Reproduce authentic Antillean dress construction:
1. A white petticoat underneath, providing fullness.
2. A separate flowing white satin A-line main skirt.
3. A third decorative white fabric worn OVER the skirt, gathered and draped in traditional fashion.

The upper layer must feature rich overlapping folds and multiple three-dimensional gathered floral lace flounces on BOTH sides, cascading from hips towards the hem. Keep the central satin panel visible. All three layers must be distinguishable.

**HEADWEAR:** Add an authentic traditional Antillean women's headwrap, called a "maré tèt". Beautifully tied white fabric with elegant sculptural folds and traditional Caribbean wrapping technique. It must look authentic, refined and coordinated with the bridal gown, not like a modern turban.

**FABRICS:** White satin, white floral lace, guipure and white headwrap fabric. Pure white or subtle ivory only.

**STYLE:** Authentic French Caribbean heritage, Antillean femininity, romantic luxury couture.

**IMAGE:** Full-length front-facing bride, wearing the complete dress and maré tèt, neutral studio background, soft lighting, photorealistic textures.

**AVOID:** Lace corset, missing sleeves, altered skirt layers, flat lace appliqués, modern turban, madras, colored fabrics, sequins, mermaid silhouette.

Create a photorealistic luxury white bridal gown inspired by traditional French Caribbean Antillean ceremonial dresses. **BODICE:** Structured, fitted white satin corset with a sculpted waist and elegant curved bateau neckline. The corset must be entirely smooth white satin, WITHOUT lace. Include TWO delicate off-the-shoulder sleeves resting on the upper arms, made entirely of intricate white floral lace with scalloped edges. Keep shoulders exposed. **SKIRT – THREE TRADITIONAL LAYERS:** Reproduce authentic Antillean dress construction: 1. A white petticoat underneath, providing fullness. 2. A separate flowing white satin A-line main skirt. 3. A third decorative white fabric worn OVER the skirt, gathered and draped in traditional fashion. The upper layer must feature rich overlapping folds and multiple three-dimensional gathered floral lace flounces on BOTH sides, cascading from hips towards the hem. Keep the central satin panel visible. All three layers must be distinguishable. **HEADWEAR:** Add an authentic traditional Antillean women's headwrap, called a "maré tèt". Beautifully tied white fabric with elegant sculptural folds and traditional Caribbean wrapping technique. It must look authentic, refined and coordinated with the bridal gown, not like a modern turban. **FABRICS:** White satin, white floral lace, guipure and white headwrap fabric. Pure white or subtle ivory only. **STYLE:** Authentic French Caribbean heritage, Antillean femininity, romantic luxury couture. **IMAGE:** Full-length front-facing bride, wearing the complete dress and maré tèt, neutral studio background, soft lighting, photorealistic textures. **AVOID:** Lace corset, missing sleeves, altered skirt layers, flat lace appliqués, modern turban, madras, colored fabrics, sequins, mermaid silhouette.

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