Making the Burn for You Dress - Daphne Bridgerton DIY - Sewing a Regency Gown

In this video I will be sharing my process for making a dress that is inspired by Daphne Bridgerton’s light blue satin gown. Daphne wears several satin gowns throughout Season 1 of Bridgerton, but in particular I love the dress she wears during the iconic ‘I Burn for You’ scene. For my inspiration I took some screenshots from Season 1 of Bridgerton of the light blue dress. The dress bodice that Daphne wears has two darts on either side and a low scooped neckline. The sleeves are short and fitted to the arm with a hint of gathering at the top. There is piping detailing around the sleeve’s bottom edge and the neckline edge. The skirt looks floor length with a few deep pleats at the very center back of the bodice. My goal was to recreate this dress as closely as possible. However, I did make the skirt of my dress longer and fuller. I wanted to have a full and dramatic skirt with very deep and a glamorous train. I think my end result is not a perfect recreation of Daphne’s dress, but is does the same charm. I do have a few nitpicks, but overall I am happy with my dress and think it looks pretty when worn. If you’re interested in making a dress like this for yourself, you can check out the pattern I used, which is in my Etsy shop as a downloadable PDF. The pattern is called “Mix and Match Regency Dress Pattern”. I also have a Plus Size version of the pattern available. Pattern: https://kittyjberry.etsy.com/listing/1721763058/digital-pdf-pattern-for-regency-dress Plus Size Patt