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Simple
A minimalistic gown with clean lines and understated Elegance.
This gown could be cut as a mermaid, fit and flare, princess or ball gown.
It’s best for brides who prefer a chic, modern, fuss free style.
Flattering for anybody shape.
Consider high quality fabrics for this choice of style
With impeccable tailoring, you can enhance a simple dress with a lace or beaded veil to add drama.
Mermaid
Figure hugging gown
Best for brides who want to highlight curves especially hour glass or pear-shaped figures
Flattering for slender or athletic body types as they add shape and definition
Something to consider is that this shape will restrict some movement so not for the bride the prioritizes comfort over Style.
Princess/ALine
Fitted bodice with voluminous skirt to create a fairy tale silhouette
Best for brides who want a romantic look with a dramatic skirt
This shape flatters most body shapes
Especially good for a pear figure
It will define your waist and elongate your frame
Something to consider ……some voluminous skirts can be heavy and difficult to maneuver in
This for a bride who wants a grand entrance
Fit And flare
Stylish gown that hugs the body through the bodice and hips and gradually flares out
Best for brides who want a figure hugging sexy look
Very flattering for most body types
Especially good for hour glass or pear-shaped
Something to consider make sure the flare starts at the right part of your body to ensure maximum movement.
Lace
Chantilly French intricate lace
Baroque expensive heavy lace
Cord lace corded texture
applique lace lace has applique motifs
Fabrics
Satin: smooth luxurious feel
Silk: elegant drapes beautifully
Tulle: lightweight net fabric used a lot in princess gowns
Organza: Crisp sheer fabric used for overlays
Lace: as described above
Chiffon: Lightweight flowing fabric
Mikado: crisp structured fabric
Tafeta: crisp smooth smooth fabric
Crepe: lightweight elegant flowing
Georgette: lightweight semi-sheer soft
