We know from your experience in bridal wear design that accomplishing this look is extremely much associated with choosing the right wedding gown.
At feel times we realize that making the best decision can be very daunting; hence we constantly focus on how best to help our brides to help relieve the pressure off them whenever possible.
This week we now have put together various wedding gown silhouettes to help you get familiar with the various silhouette types and the things they look like on different shaped women. Enjoy!
A-line (Princess) Silhouette: The a line wedding dresses are the skirts that are fitted in the hips and gradually widen for the hem, giving the impression from the shape of a capital letter A. It can add graceful curves to some straight figure. It can help draw the attention away from a large waistline. It can even hide any lower-body imperfections.
Ballgown: It is traditionally a full-skirted gown reaching the ground. This type of wedding gown will suit a bride who loves the dramatic storybook look. It enables you to envision the normal Disney princesses for example Cinderella who indeed attended beautiful balls.
Column (Sheath): In fashion, a column, similar to some sheath dress, is a type of dress made to tightly fit your body. It is often made from a very light and thin material like cotton or silk and rarely contains any flourishes.
Mermaid: Want to frame your hourglass curves? This silhouette would get the job done well. The mermaid Wedding dress is close-fitting with the bodice towards the knees and it has a skirt that dramatically flares out down towards the hem allow it its "mermaid" form. It highlights every curve and is not advised for apples and full-figured body types.
Trumpet: sometimes known as the fit and flare silhouette- another Silhouette that flaunts your sexy, hourglass curves. Fitted through your body and flares mid-thigh, a little more understated than the usual mermaid-style gown.
