What are the criteria for choosing custom wedding dress sizes?

Changsha’s personalized wedding photography and desert cinematography staff will share it with you. Total length: vertically from the front of the neck to the sole of the foot, without shoes. Bust: Take the BP point (bustpoint) as the measuring point, and use a soft measuring tape to measure horizontally for one week, which is the bust size. Waist circumference: Take the most concave part of the waist and the coincidence point of the elbow joint and the waist as the measuring point, and use a soft tape measure to measure horizontally for one week. Hip circumference: Take the greater trochanter as the measuring point and use a soft tape measure to measure horizontally for one week. Mid-waist circumference: Mid-waist circumference is also called abdominal circumference. Use a soft ruler to measure one week horizontally from the waist circumference to the hip circumference. Neck root circumference: Use a soft tape measure to measure horizontally for one week through the front cervical point (cervical fossa), lateral cervical point, and posterior cervical point (seventh cervical vertebra). Arm root circumference: Measure horizontally for one week through the shoulder point and front and rear axillary points. Arm circumference: Measure one week at the level of the fullest part of the upper arm (biceps). Back length: measured along the posterior midline from the back of the neck (seventh cervical vertebra) to the waist line along the shape of the back. Sleeve length: Measure from the shoulder point through the elbow point to the lower end of the ulna. Front body length: Taking the BP point as the base point and extending upward to the shoulder line (about 1/2 of the shoulder line), extending downward to the waist line is the front body length. Hind body length: Taking the scapula point (shoulder blade**) as the base point and extending upward to the shoulder line (about 1/2 of the sloping shoulder), extending downward to the waist line is the hind body length. Full shoulder width: from one end of the shoulder through the back of the neck (seventh cervical vertebra) to the other end of the shoulder. Back Width: Back width is the distance between the rear axillary points. The back axillary point refers to the stopping point of the gap formed by the back and upper arms when the human body is naturally upright. Chest Width: The distance between the front axillary points. The front axillary point refers to the end point of the gap between the chest and the upper arm. BP height: the distance from the side neck point to the highest point of BP (the highest point of BP is the highest point of the chest). BP width: the distance between the two highest points of BP.