Do you feel stifled even by looking at the traditional bridal gowns? Do you think they are absolutely not you? Fret not. Designers have realized that a whole new breed of brides-to-be feel that way and have tweaked the traditional and given it a completely new look. Here goes.
Pink is the New White
With changing social values, virginal white in various hues is no longer the only color appropriate for brides. While red was a favorite with designers last year, this year they have taken a fancy to pink.Whatever may be the chosen color next year, the trend of colored wedding dresses is here to stay.Visit the Dress First website for more dress options.
Short Hem Lines
Totally suitable for informal weddings, whether in registry offices or elsewhere, are the new above the knee wedding dresses. And what they lack in length, they make up in style. They can be worn with or without veils and look equally elegant. They are best described as casual chic and isn’t that the buzz word with modern young brides?
Show a Bit of Midriff
Beautifully embellished full skirt worn under a short and lacy crop top baring a well toned mid-riff is a hot new trend for brides that are not too shy to show a little skin. And if this sounds like your dream dress, hit the gym!
Slip Dresses
Slip dresses are for brides who prefer an elegant, yet sexy look on their wedding day. Before you go for one, make sure you can carry off the spaghetti straps with aplomb.
Jump Suits
Now here’s one trend we never imagined being flaunted by a bride-to-be. But as they, say, it takes all kinds…and to give credit where it’s due, the jump suit bridal dresses are designed to be worthy of a wedding dress with the traditional color theme and stylish halter neckline. Combined with well chosen accessories, it can provide a much-needed break from the traditional heavy and ornate wedding dresses and bridesmaid dresses
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