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Come and find out the wedding dress you like in our store.Choosing your wedding dress is a huge decision and one that can take quite a bit of time and lots of checking out other brides for inspiration. Every girl wants her dress to be the essence of her style, but also an example of the very best that she can be.

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Wedding dress spotted details of a part: skirt type

Skirt refers to the overall cut of a wedding dress. The “type” of the wedding dress laid the tone of the entire image. And, it is also the most basic reference factor.

Princess style – upper body fit tight, lower body long bell-style dress wedding dress. The best way to take the princess Fan children.

Modern style – waist skirts are more gentle styles, and the waistline’s charming waistline design emphasizes a classic sense of the times. And, the tight skirts that are more in pursuit of exquisite figure magnify the sexy side of the wedding dress. Plus, it is a fashionable and stylish choice for the modern bride.

Wedding dress spotted detail part two: collar type

In two respects, the collar type is extremely important for wedding dresses: first, this is the first part of the entire model that catches the eye of the person, and at the same time, it sets off the face of the bride.

If the face of the bride is likened to a portrait, the collar is the frame to decorate the portrait. Like the collar of a word, small round neck, Chinese collar and other styles, the design focuses on the length of the neck lift, play a role in modification, cover.

On the other hand, shoulders, collars, shoulders, etc. Precisely control the scale of exposure. A well-designed collar type will undoubtedly enhance the personality of a wedding dress, while allowing accessories to be displayed on the ground, allowing some body parts to look even better – for example, a graceful neck, boldly exposed low collar, or a pair of rounded, sturdy shoulders. .

Wedding dress to see the details of the three parts: waist line

Technically speaking, the waistline of the wedding dress can be described as a seamless horizontal connection between the upper body and the skirt body. As with the design of the collar and sleeves, the role of the waist line is to add a personal style to the specific skirt type; it also affects the “shape” of the wedding dress and balances the “type” of each part.

For example, the extended version of the V-Basque waistline is an excellent fit for long tutu. While the sculpted midline is more noticeable for softer lines.

The influence of low-waist design has continued since the Jazz era of the 1920s. It has helped to visually make the body more slender, and the high-waist design has been popular for its slimming effect.

Wedding dress spotted detail part four: sleeves

The sleeves of the wedding dress can add flavor to the upper body. While at the same time visually achieving harmony with the lower body skirt. Due to changes in the seasons, the choice of sleeve design is now mostly a matter of choosing how much to expose.

Long-sleeve models include: forearm body, inflatable puff sleeves on the shoulders, sleeveless cuffs and elegant lantern sleeves above the wrists, and long sleeves. The short-sleeved models also have a lot of great choices. Such as the cup-type that covers only the shoulders. And, the thin straps that are known for their underwear-like sex appeal.

Wedding dress spotted detail part five: skirt

The length of the skirt is related to the length of the skirt. Trenching dresses are generally considered the most formal styles; long and calf or ankles are semi-formal. Knee-length or shorter wedding dresses are considered as informal styles. However, mini-skirts have become a trend today and are favored by some brides who are not branded.

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Here are four great reasons to consider couture wedding dresses when you are preparing for your big day:

No compromise on style

Couture wedding dresses are the perfect way to inject your own personality into your bridal outfit. When you are having a custom dress, you can have whatever you like. As long as your budget can stretch to it. How many brides decide they like the bodice of one dress. But the skirt of another, and just can’t find an off-the-rack gown that combines the two? With a couture wedding dress you can show the two gowns to your dress maker and have them combine the features that you love.

A dress that is totally unique

You’ve found your dream dress and can’t wait for the day you get to wear it, but then a couple of weeks before the wedding your friend gets married in exactly the same gown! On your wedding day you want to feel completely special and unique and couture wedding dresses are one of the ways you can ensure you look different to any other bride. You don’t have to opt for way out colours or eccentric details, just having a one off dress designed for you will make your gown as unique as you are.

A perfect fit

One of the main reasons brides give for choosing couture wedding dresses is that they want a perfect fit. If you are an unusually shaped bride, perhaps with a different sized top and bottom half. It can be difficult to find an off-the-rack gown to fit, and if you do find one it will require extensive alteration. A couture wedding dress can be designed to flatter your body shape whatever it may be, and to skim effortlessly over your curves, wherever they are.

Make it personal (wedding dress)

The fact that you get to have a say in creating your dream wedding dress may be personal enough. But if you can have it made by someone you know such as a friend or relative, or even a local dressmaker. It will be all the more special. Couture wedding dresses don’t need to hire high profile designers; any quality bespoke gown can be couture.

From: www.easyweddings.com.au/articles/couture-wedding-dresses/

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Many designers have dabbled in the world of detachable and transformable bridal fashion, and we have selected 10 of our favourites to help inspire your bridal look.

Berta Bridal

An elegant fusion of bold lace and cascading tulle is what makes this transformable Berta Bridal wedding dressso special. A bride wearing this gown can have the best of both worlds, and she won’t have to choose between the big tulle skirt or the sexy, lace mermaid style gown.

Hayley Paige

Look oh-so-sweet not once, but twice, on your wedding day with this Hayley Paige number. It’s an ivory lace mini dress with a flattering V-shaped illusion neckline. Over the sheath dress is a layered tulle that is, of course, finished off with Hayley Paige’s signature lace appliqué.

Monique Lhullier

We’ll be honest with you Ms Lhullier, you had us at feather over-skirt. While we aren’t sure what the current price of this whimsical gown is, we do know that it’s completely free to stare at this re-embroidered Chantilly lace creation. This divine dress also features a clever racer-style illusion neckline.

Oscar de la Renta

This Oscar de la Renta gown will have you beginning your wedding day encased in a point d’esprit ruffle skirt only to transform later in the evening into a more understated look. The fluffy tulle skirt is detachable, enabling the bride to don a more fitted and less elaborate gown.

Zuhair Murad

This cap-sleeved Zuhair Murad gown features embroidered embellishments and a detachable skirt which emulates the same detail on the dress, creating a cohesive addition of extra volume. Remove the skirt and the bride can opt for a more fitted and sexy bridal look.

Jim Hjelm by Hayley Paige

This unique look combines traditionally casual outerwear with bridal evening wear. A bride can wear the jacket to add an edgy element to an otherwise conventional gown, only to later remove the jacket and transform into a traditional bride.

House of Mooshki

Talk about a transformation! This gown provides the wearer with two very unique looks. The sleek silhouette of this clean and classic House of Mooshki dress is turned into a dreamy, almost magical piece with the addition of a detachable tulle skirt.

Asos

Not everyone can pull off a jumpsuit on their wedding day. However, for those who can and love exploring new fashion trends, this transformable jumpsuit with a cape is a fun bridal option. The detachable cape provides the perfect balance of structure and femininity.

Yasmine Yeya

This Yasmine Yeya gown transforms from a floor length gown into a sheer, lace mini-dress. Bringing together lace, tulle and silk satin, a bride can enjoy the two different silhouettes, but also three unique fabrics.

Enzoani

Last but not least, is this elegant transformable ensemble by Enzoani . During the ceremony, a bride can wear this delicate and detachable sheer jacket that’s embellished with beautiful beads. Later in the evening she may simply remove it for a more daring, figure hugging evening look. Two words: sheer perfection.

From: www.easyweddings.com.au/articles/10-transformable-wedding-dresses/

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For brides who love colour and wish to follow the Queen’s suit and spark their own fashion trend, here are some colourful gowns which are sure to ignite some rainbow-inspired glamour.

Ray of sunshine

Yellow is supposed to be the colour of happiness, so it makes sense to wear it on what will be one of the happiest days of your life! Designer Hamda Al Fahim designed the below yellow dress which features translucent lace sleeves, a low back with scalloped edging and a flowing A-line skirt.

Blushing bride

This sweetheart blush tulle ball gown features crystal embellishment and is the perfect shade of pastel pink for the bride who dares to add a drop of colour. Blush looks best on olive skin tones and works well with both dark and light hair.

Something blue

If you’re a fan of Queen Elsa from Frozen then a mere frosting of powder-blue is enough to add an element of ice queen-chic to your bridal look. The below gown is featured in Monique Lhuillier’s 2016 bridal collection.

Outstanding ombre

This ombre creation by Lazaro features a dip-dye effect on the trimmings of a full tulle skirt. It’s hard not to imagine rustling the layers to showcase the rainbow-inspired gorgeousness beneath!

Black beauty

For a dramatic point of difference black is a bold wedding day statement. Designers such as Rami Kadi have produced collections which features wedding gowns in shades of black.

Sea-foam splendour

A sea-foam wash will add a touch of whimsy to your bridal look. This fresh colour looks particularly nice in a spring or winter wedding and works well with both gold and silver accessories.

Golden girl

An ever-elegant and regal option. A warm and brilliant gold will certainly set you apart on your wedding day. Incorporating design elements such as sequins or crystal beading. It will give the colour an extra lift and provide you with a glowing bridal look.

Lady in red

Strength, passion, power and love – if these are all qualities you’d like to exude on your wedding day. Then red is the colour for you. The fiery hue is particularly prominent in Chinese wedding culture as it symbolizes love and prosperity.

Royal blue (wedding dress)

For a regal approach to your special day, a deep and rich royal blue will certainly set the tone for some dramatically elegant flair. The colour represents trust, honesty and loyalty. All qualities which are undoubtedly required to build the foundation of a strong marriage.

From: www.easyweddings.com.au/articles/coloured-wedding-dresses/

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Here’s a list of our favourite pieces for wedding gown:

Earrings

Earrings are the fastest way to dress up an outfit. Whether it is a classy pair of pearl studs or hoops for that cool girl vibe, there’s a pair for every occasion. Tassels are in this season, and this pair from Samantha Willscombines that with turquoise beads, perfect for the boho-chic bride.

Crown

Flower crowns are still hugely popular these days but they are steeped in traditions and meaning. In ancient Greece, flower crowns were commonly worn at special occasions to honour the gods. Throughout history all over the world, these halos have been a representation of love, fertility and celebration.

You don’t have to be Beyonce to be a queen on your wedding day. The guests will bow down to you with this exquisite handmade crown by Stephanie Brown. You can get it at Fletcher and Grace.

Hair Pins

If crowns are not your thing, bejewelled hairpieces add a little bit of glam to any hair-do and are super girly. Many brides choose this option on their wedding day because they are the perfect way to dress up your hair in a slightly more subtle way, rather than a crown or tiara.

Garter

As far as wedding traditions go, the garter toss is as old as can be! There are many superstitions surrounding this tradition. One superstition was that owning a piece of the wedding dress would bring good luck and this led to guests attacking the bride in an attempt to rip off a piece of her gown. Brides started wearing a specific article of clothing that can be removed and given as the lucky piece: the garter. Many couples still do a garter toss and bouquet toss today, but the tradition is slowly losing momentum.

After the bride performs the bouquet toss, the groom does the garter toss for all the unmarried bachelors in the crowd. It is said that whoever who catches the garter will be the next to get married.

You could even incorporate ‘something blue’ into your outfit with a blue wedding garter like this customized set from Custom wedding garters.

Shoes

You’re going to want to look your best on your wedding day, from the hair to glowy makeup, and one of the most important accessories is your shoes. A lot of women leave their shoe shopping to the last minute and sometimes it results in wrong choice of footwear. You want to match your shoes to your gown but comfort and function are also important. You will be spending a lot of time on your feet and the last thing you want is painful blisters. We recommend wearing your shoes in (on carpet, of course) to avoid any potential mishaps and to ensure that you are looking amazing but your poor toes aren’t rubbing or blistering.

The good doctor has prescribed comfy shoes to walk down the aisle. But don’t fret! Comfy doesn’t need to mean frumpy. Make an entrance with this pair from Shoes of Prey that would make Cinderella jealous. Combining quality, comfort and simplicity, you can design your wedding shoes from scratch at Shoes of Prey. You can even choose the width and the height of the heels so you can literally glide down the aisle! Incredible.

Bracelet

If you’ve been spending months at the gym in preparation for the biggest day of your life and you want to show off your toned arms in a sleeveless dress, then why not accessorize with a dainty diamante for a little sparkle. This gem from Fletcher and Grace is designed and handmade in Australia, what’s not to love! We adore the soft femininity of this piece, with would look incredible as a wedding day accessory.

Necklace

A necklace is a traditional choice for most bride-to-be’s, with many opting for a matching necklace and earring set. Keep in mind your dress neckline when choosing your wedding necklace and looking into these options as some will not work together. For example, on my wedding day, I am choosing not to wear a necklace because the neckline is already quite busy, and a necklace would simply look like it was too much. Strapless dresses look beautiful with necklaces, and simpler silky sheath dresses look incredible with dainty wedding necklaces with fine chains and minimal stones.

Veil

With the many different types of veils out there, there is one for every bride. Whether it be a birdcage veil, (which totally suits that tea length, rockabilly style) or a full length cathedral veil with lace edging, there are SO many veils to choose from. If you’re going for something more classic, try a pearl embellished veil or one with lace or diamante edging. Be sure to try on a variety with your dress so that you can establish which style suits you most. You might find that the opposite style actually looks better with your dress. A personal favourite of ours is the Mantilla veil, traditionally worn by spanish brides.

Anklet (wedding gown)

For a boho or beachy bride, an anklet just makes sense! Especially if you’re not wearing shoes, and are lifting up your dress to avoid dragging it in the sand, a beautiful anklet is a perfect way to add a little glimmer or sparkle to your legs.

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Halter Neck

This style is very suitable for brides who have a reasonable bust as it slims down the waistline by elongating the torso. A variation to this style is the high neckline. The halter neck exposes the shoulders; and a plunging neckline further opens the chest and neck area.

Plunging Neck

Whilst this style does look very much like the halter neck, it is more versatile as you have straps or sleeves sitting on the shoulders, which does not expose them as significantly as the halter neck. This opens the neck and chest area more significantly making it more versatile to a bride with considerably broader frame.

This style does not emphasis the shoulders nor the bust as prominently as the halter neck.

Strapless

The strapless gown is the dominant characteristic of the traditional princess style gown. This style opens up the shoulders, chest and neck completely. This is very feminine and extremely flattering.

The strapless bodice can have either of the necklines available, however, some more complicated necklines (eg., scooped) would definitely require internal support to maintain the shape. The back of the bodice is generally a little lower than the front. Unless you wear straps, you can not have a deeper plunging bodice at the back as it will simply fall off!

Spaghetti Straps

This style is the same as the strapless, the only difference being that you can elect to wear a bodice which plunges far lower at the back. The most attractive feature of this style is that it emphasises the neck and chest area, as with the strapless style. The difference is that the delicate straps will enhance the shoulders.

From: www.easyweddings.com.au/articles/wedding-gowns-styles-of-bodice/

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