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Varross used tulle to make a mock-up of the dress before altering it and using the final fabric, SWNS reported. "I had seen designs and things before, but actually seeing it in the flesh and ...

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In a later video, Ca'Zanthia explained she had shipped the rush order made dress to the hair stylist a few days before the wedding and sent her final invoice on email as well as on text messages.

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skipping over an alleged final dress fitting session. Image credits: leticiaholloway She also claimed that the designer refused to show up for an agreed-upon Zoom meeting where all parties were ...

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