WeddingGownGuide
Wedding Gown Guide: Straight Neckline / Strapless
A strapless neckline, with no straps or sleeves, is a favourite among brides all over the world, who believe that this style is flattering to all types of bride. It is also versatile when it comes to choosing the hairstyle to complete your bridal look.
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Wedding Gown Guide: Princess Bridal Gown
A fitted bodice flows alluringly into a full skirt, this is the definition of a classic princess gown. This style is for the bride that dreams of a full skirt but is a bit less fond of the bateau and ballgown and underwhelmed by the a-line. Perfect for a woman who loves volume and attention.
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Wedding Gown Guide: V Neckline
V-necks are one of the most flattering necklines out there. Formed by two straight edges that meet in a point below your chin, the v-neck draws the eye toward your face .
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Wedding Gown Guide: Sexy Back
From deep dips to embellished illusions and sexy slits, these backs will make sure you look just as good receding from the aisle as you do walking down it.
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Wedding Gown Guide: Crop Top
We’ve seen a steady stream of crop tops for the past few runway rounds, but this season, there infiltrated the bridal world even more. We spotted everything from a twinkling, belly-bearing sweater to layered separates with no skin showing at all.
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Wedding Gown Guide: High Neckline
You don’t want a usual wedding gown silhouette? Then you should consider a high neckline – cut in one with garment by slanting or curving shoulder seams upward towards the neck. (Also called built-up neckline.)
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Wedding Gown Guide: Sexy Back
From deep dips to embellished illusions and sexy slits, these backs will make sure you look just as good receding from the aisle as you do walking down it.
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Wedding Gown Guide: Bateau/ Super Volume BallGown
Bateau is a princess-cut gown that combines the majestic volume of the skirt in tulle and lace with the simple and classic bodice of a normal princess gown – this style is a combination between the princess gown and the contessa ball gown. Perfect for the bride that wants a bit more oomph to her wedding gown.
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Wedding Gown Guide: Sweetheart Neckline
This is one of the most common wedding dress neckline because of its stilish simplicity – it is a with a high back and alow-cut front with two curved edges resembling the conventionalized shape of a heart.
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Wedding Gown Guide: Transparent Skirt
Recently I stumbled upon some articles that wore tearing apart the transparent wedding gowns. While I myself am against a sexy dress for the ceremony ( i prefer a classy romantic gown) I can’t understand why someone would be against a sexy party gown with a transparent skirt. The truth is some people just like to be negative and impose their own insecurities. My advice: go with what you love and enjoy your wedding day as much as you can, you’ll be lovely and loved.
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