Bridal Couture of the Palm Beaches

Recently, we discussed the different terms that you’ll find when shopping for a wedding dress. These terms included details related to the silhouettes, the lengths, and the skirt styles. If you want to head back and read it, you can read part one here: Wedding Dress Terms That Could Be Helpful . This week we’re going to cover a few more terms that relate to the bodices, and necklines! These are beautiful and often very visually obvious on a wedding dress. Many times, they are the first thing a bride knows that she wants in her dress! If you’re looking for a dream wedding dress in Palm Beach, FL , we would love to show you some of the stylish bodies and sleeves that are trending this year! Until then, here are some terms that may be helpful as you shop. Examples of princess line, corset, and surplice bodices Bodices Asymmetrical The fabric of this dress covers one shoulder, or attaches over the should with a strap. This then leaves the other shoulder bare. Corset This bodi...

Fashion is an amazing industry. The variety of styles of clothing to choose from is practically endless, and some of those styles look better on some people than others. The same goes for wedding dress styles. Below your premier South Florida bridal boutique offers some advice on the best dress styles for different body types. Petite Body Types Brides that are petite will want to avoid overwhelming their small frame. For these brides, it's best to keep it simple. Rather than a big, poofy ballgown, a petite bride should choose an airy sheath dress or trumpet style wedding dress. Petite figures look great in empire waistlines as well, as they draw the eye up and create an illusion of longer legs. If you're petite and in love with the dropped-waist or mermaid style, those aren't off limits; just be sure to opt for slim, more structured skirts over the wide ones. Straight Body Types    Brides with straight body types will want to look for a dress that creates curves...