The bride’s eternal dilemma is choosing the right model and style of dress. Should the piece be fitted, emphasizing the body shape, or should it be flared, exposing others? Or maybe it’s possible to find an intermediate solution that will satisfy the most choosy brides to be? Let’s see.
The flared gown is primarily an option giving the possibility to cover up any possible disproportionality, thanks to the many layers in the lower part of the dress. Remember that if you want to hide your haunches, do not choose dresses with decorations around the hips, which will naturally attract attention to those areas.
A flared dress can be appropriate for an apple or triangle body shape. The latter option is highly recommended for women with large breasts, which can be additionally emphasized by opting for a V neck. In addition, the bride can accentuate the waistline even more by putting on a belt.
On the other hand, the fitted dress is recommended for women who want to emphasize their curves and show off their hourglass shape. Remember that even if you’re not very slim and have large breasts, this model can slim you even further, emphasizing your proportions by showing off your waistline. However, if you would like to optically enlarge your bust, choose a dress with a emroidery in this area, which will help you to achieve the desired effect.
The third option is to attach skirts, which are a great intermediate solution for those who are undecided or want to adjust the outfit to the circumstances. For example, a simple dress can be combined with a fastened skirt or a short dress can have a long skirt attached, which is a great idea if you don’t love the way you look in a long gown – with this addition you’ll achieve the illusion of length with slightly exposed legs.
If you don’t know whether to choose a tighter or looser fitting dress, just choose add on a skirt to your dress. At the ceremony, enjoy the fuller version of the gown, then unhook it and play freely in a long, tight or short dress.
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