Top Wedding Gown Styles for 2010
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Ball Gown Skirts create lots of volume and softness.
Off - the - shoulder, jeweled and scoop necklines are very popular this year, but strapless gowns still rule.
Texture is all about matte fabrics, since shiney fabrics are not that flattering in a wedding dress.
The drop waist gown gives the illusion of an exaggerated long torso.
Color is starting to make a come-back, especially among high-end designers.
1950's country-club dresses are very popular as a second or even first wedding dress. Think Doris Day!
Distressing is extreemly popular. Anything with a vintage vibe - raw edges, torn edges, frayed edges are all showing up on wedding and bridesmaid dresses.
The flower motiff is important this year. Whether it be on a skirt or the bodice, the rose petal design is showing up all over.
Texture is all about matte fabrics, since shiney fabrics are not that flattering in a wedding dress.
The drop waist gown gives the illusion of an exaggerated long torso.
1950's country-club dresses are very popular as a second or even first wedding dress. Think Doris Day!
Distressing is extreemly popular. Anything with a vintage vibe - raw edges, torn edges, frayed edges are all showing up on wedding and bridesmaid dresses.
The flower motiff is important this year. Whether it be on a skirt or the bodice, the rose petal design is showing up all over.
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