Connecticut wedding attire, The White Dress by the Shore, shares some great tips on dressing your body shape! They believe that besides your personal style it is extremely important to choose a style that compliments your silhouette. The White Dress By The Shore shows us a few dresses that they have in their boutique that work on four different body shapes!
Pear Shaped
Priscilla of Boston-4315
The updated proportions of this gown make it perfect for any bride who is pear shaped. The rouching at the empire waist accentuates the ribcage and waist, while the full skirt camouflages the hip.
Petite Frame
Melissa Sweet-Saffron
The princess seams of this gown give the illusion of length. Because it does not have a defined waist seam, there is no interruption in the gown. The embroidery on the veil also allows the eye to follow from the brides face to the floor maximizing the bride’s height.
Thin Frame
Melissa Sweet-Francesca
This gown is perfect for the bride who is thin and wants to add dimension to her frame. The bow at the waist provides waist definition, while the dramatic bias cut ruffles on the skirt provide fullness and the illusion of curve to the hips.
Full Figured
Vineyard Collection-Lindsey
The portrait neckline of this gown draws the eye up to the bride’s decolletage and face. The mitered rouching in the bodice accentuates the waist and provides balance in the silhouette. The pockets in the full taffeta skirt provide an element of whimsy to the gown. To additional definition at the waist, this gown would be stunning with a delicately beaded sash.
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