WEDDING DRESSES - FEBRUARY 2012
The beauty of this bride’s wedding dress lies in the simplicity of its style. She chose a classic A-line style with rouged detail on the bust. The detail was finished off by a beaded trim which was placed just under the bust, the most flattering part on most women. This in turn gave the illusion of an empire line. The trimming was made from raw silk, beaded with glass bugle & seed beads.


The back of this wedding dress had a subtly sexy lace-up detail.

Her choice of fabric was sheer chiffon over a soft bridal satin. It gave an over-all softer appearance than the normal A-line dress, usually made from a stiffer fabric.
This wedding dress could fall under either the Classic bride (when worn with a petticoat, as in this bride’s case) or the Natural bride (worn without a petticoat, just falling softly to the ground, which makes it the perfect choice for a beach / garden wedding).
THE CLASSIC BRIDE
Your ideal wedding dress is refined, tasteful and classy. It is likely to be a style you’ve liked all along – something timeless.
As a Classic bride you are draw to simplicity. Elegant styles with a splash of detail.
STYLES & DETAILS TO CONSIDER:
A-Line ‘mermaid’ style wedding dress:
This style is one of my own interpretations of the classic mermaid style. Where a mermaid style wedding dress is figure hugging, this one flares ever so slightly from the hip, giving it a very flattering shape, which compliments most figure types.


Classic Princess Style wedding dress:
This style is the most flattering style for all figure types, sizes & ages. The bodice of this style is fitted & nips in the waist from where the skirt flares out.

Corseted bodice with a circle skirt wedding dress:
Another classic is a corseted bodice with a half circle skirt.

Fabrics:
Classic fabrics such as Duchess Satin & Silk are suited to a classic dress. Taffeta might also fall in your taste.



