Flyaway : Ends at the shoulder
Blusher : 2 layers, with one coming over the front covering the face
Elbow length : Ends at elbow or waist
Fingertip : Ends at the fingertip or just below the waist
Ballet : Ends at the ankles
Chapel : Extends to the floor
Cathedral : A minimum of 9 feet long ------------------------------------------------------- Wedding Dress Trains A train can completely transform your look, no matter what shape your dress is. It allows you to change the feel of your outfit from ceremony to reception. The train is simply the elongated back portion of the gown that lies on the floor and trails behind the bride.
Trains date from the Middle Ages, when the length worn at court indicated a person’s social rank. The premise being the wealthier you were, the more fabric you could afford.
Today, gowns with long chapel and cathedral trains are considered the most formal, lending themselves to bustling following the ceremony. Court and panel trains are much less formal. The court gently puddles about a foot behind the wearer, and the detachable train, which can be any length and either a flat panel or gathers of fabric, is generally attached to the gown at the waist with buttons or hooks, and can be removed to be a bit less informal and not as imposing.
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The right neckline can make a difference between a wedding gown that flatters and one that doesn’t. Some necklines are more flattering than others and it really depends on your body shape.
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The silhouette refers to the shape of the dress. This is one of the key elements of a dress (along with the neckline) that will help determine the type of dress that best suits your style and is most flattering to the shape of your body.
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Knowing and understanding your body type will help you identify the right style of dress for you. Finding what suits your shape is the first step towards looking for your perfect dress. Whether you Apple, Big Busted, Full Figured, Hourglass, Pear Shape (Large hips), Petite, Tall & Thin this essential guide can help you choose the right dress.
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