The topic of accessories on a wedding dress is never ending, and it is essential in choosing a style. The addition of accessories is well suited to a minimalist designs – this fashion having been re-initiated by Meghan Markle. This is a great way to emphasize the subtlety of a simple cut with something special.
With accessories, you can create two styles out of one dress. For example, you can wear a cape for the church ceremony and a decorative belt for the party. Below we’ll show you the best way to take advantage of certain accessories.
With a veil, opinions are divided and it has many supporters and opponents. If you’re already set on having one, remember that the length of the veil should correspond to the visual effect you want to achieve. A short veil means uncovered shoulders, while a medium veil covers them, as well as the hips with a tight dress. A long veil is most often used instead of a train.
Of course the belt adds elegance, but you should remember that it is primarily an accessory for dresses without embroidery, against a background that won’t stand out. When choosing a belt, remember that it perfectly emphasizes the waist.
The cape is totally versatile. It can be fastened either to the shoulders or the waist, so it’s functional both in a cold church and on the dancefloor. Additionally, it can be treated as a replacement for such accessories as a train and veil, depending on where it’s worn.
Thanks to its ability to give you some quick costume changes, it is becoming more and more popular among women who value functionality and want to present something different than the same old.
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