With Pearls, Rhinestones, Lace, Lace Train

Many brides go through the most beau­ti­ful wed­ding dress­es before mak­ing the final choice in favor of their out­fit. This helps not to make a mis­take and keep abreast of new fash­ion trends in the mod­ern world of wed­ding fash­ion.

Even at the begin­ning of that cen­tu­ry, the fash­ion for pearl jew­el­ry firm­ly entered the world of wed­ding and evening dress­es. And it was this min­er­al that dom­i­nat­ed the col­lec­tion of Coco Chanel.

When cre­at­ing a mod­ern ele­gant wed­ding look, pearls do not serve as a sep­a­rate dec­o­ra­tion, but as a dec­o­ra­tion on the bodice of the dress, as a dec­o­ra­tion for the neck­line on the open back, or as embroi­dered all over the dress. This choice of dress is proof of the bride’s impec­ca­ble taste and love for ele­gance.

Sur­pris­ing­ly, a seem­ing­ly sim­ple min­er­al is able to bring a spe­cial charm to the image, charm­ing sophis­ti­ca­tion and unob­tru­sive­ly empha­size the nat­ur­al beau­ty of a woman.

To date, the choice of many vari­eties of pearls and a vari­ety of decor is huge. Arti­fi­cial or real pearls are avail­able and any girl can choose a dress with pearl decor for such an impor­tant event.

Well, what girl does­n’t want to shine at her wed­ding? Of course, every­one. There­fore, you need to choose a dress with stones or Swarovs­ki crys­tals. But do not for­get about the sense of pro­por­tion, the com­bi­na­tion of style and fig­ure, per­son­al pref­er­ences and lim­it­ed bud­get.

A puffy or fit­ted wed­ding dress with a corset decor made up of sparkling Swarovs­ki ele­ments will always look expen­sive and excit­ing.

At all times, rich brides adorned their out­fits with all kinds of pre­cious stones. And in our time, wed­ding dress­es of famous fash­ion design­ers, dec­o­rat­ed with rhine­stones and pre­cious stones, top the lists of the most beau­ti­ful out­fits.

What pat­terns are not laid out by mod­ern design­ers from Swarovs­ki stones. Many are com­plete works of art. More mod­est out­fits, but no less beau­ti­ful, sparkle with stones hid­den in the folds of a fluffy skirt.

Attract atten­tion and those dress­es in which the neck­line is dec­o­rat­ed with a plen­ti­ful scat­ter­ing of Swarovs­ki crys­tals. With these dec­o­ra­tive ele­ments, you can empha­size the nec­es­sary ele­ments of the dress and focus on the advan­tages of the fig­ure.

A roman­tic image will of course be asso­ci­at­ed with lace — it just so hap­pened in the fash­ion world. A cer­tain mys­tery car­ries a wed­ding dress with a deep neck­line on the chest, cov­ered with an intri­cate lace pat­tern. In such a dress, your image will be shroud­ed in a train of light inac­ces­si­bil­i­ty, veiled sex­u­al­i­ty and ele­gance.

Col­ored ele­ments that will serve as a decor for the dress will help to make the image unique. Once you’ve opt­ed for a clas­sic-style white dress, con­sid­er adding a pat­tern, sash, or pip­ing to the skirt in a con­trast­ing col­or.

Dress­es are not uncom­mon, the main col­or of which is dilut­ed with small patch­es and prints. There are a wide range of options to choose from here:

• stan­dard pat­terns in the form of stripes or pol­ka dots;
• mod­ern and even unusu­al ele­ments of flo­ral, plant, ani­mal and eth­nic char­ac­ter;
• game of con­trasts;
• three-dimen­sion­al draw­ings with a 3D effect, which are based on appli­ca­tions from fab­rics of var­i­ous struc­tures and col­ors.

Last sea­son, every bride dreamed of a long peplum. The fash­ion for dress­es with such an ele­ment has not yet died out, so you can safe­ly choose a sim­i­lar out­fit. Often, lace is used to length­en the peplum — it cer­tain­ly looks beau­ti­ful, but in some cas­es it can ruin the fig­ure. It is bet­ter to try on such a dress with sup­port in the form of a moth­er, moth­er-in-law or girl­friends. They will be able to assess how this dress suits you.

The num­ber of out­fits in which open­work embroi­dery is present is increas­ing. It looks styl­ish, at the same time beau­ti­ful and even very noble. Even if the embroi­dery is small, the dress will become showy.

Each design­er can choose the tech­nol­o­gy for cre­at­ing embroi­dery, which will be the most appro­pri­ate and rel­e­vant in a par­tic­u­lar case. So even the most com­plex and del­i­cate pat­tern can be trans­ferred to the fab­ric of a wed­ding dress, bring­ing exclu­siv­i­ty to the image.

What mod­ern fash­ion design­ers just do not use as dec­o­ra­tion for their cre­ations. Each fash­ion show sur­pris­es the view­er with unusu­al decor ele­ments, some of which look amaz­ing, oth­ers look unusu­al, and oth­ers are com­plete­ly amaz­ing.

Every­thing that can stick to the fab­ric is used:

• met­al lurex;
• feath­ers of var­i­ous shapes and col­ors;
• ele­ments in the form of a grid;
• details of felt and much more unusu­al and sur­pris­ing.

A wed­ding dress with a train is beyond any com­pe­ti­tion. Here, lux­u­ry is present in full, and sophis­ti­ca­tion in the high­est form, and roy­al splen­dor. There are no ques­tions about their pop­u­lar­i­ty, which is still as high as it was a few years ago.

A dress with a lace train does not have to be long; short mod­els with such an ele­ment are enough. The shape of the skirt can be smooth and straight or fluffy and con­sist of sev­er­al lay­ers of fab­ric.

The fan­ta­sy of design­ers in the field of cre­at­ing styles for a dress with a train does not fade away, allow­ing us to admire new mod­els every year. Such dress­es became a high­light in the col­lec­tions of the fol­low­ing brands: Oscar de la Renta, Pronovias, Alber­ta Fer­etti, March­esa and Angel Sanchez.

For those who do not accept restraint and straight­for­ward­ness in their wed­ding dress, a num­ber of well-known brands have cre­at­ed col­lec­tions with puffy dress­es and mul­ti-lay­ered skirts. The effect of splen­dor is cre­at­ed with the help of a large num­ber of frills, var­i­ous folds and even fringe. The image of a bride in one of these dress­es becomes light, like a float­ing cloud.

Since the return to fash­ion, the wed­ding dress with sleeves has remained as pop­u­lar as ever. This out­fit looks espe­cial­ly impres­sive in com­bi­na­tion with vin­tage style.

The cre­ators of wed­ding dress­es are try­ing to make the sleeves an inter­est­ing ele­ment, chang­ing their shape, length, dec­o­rat­ing with all sorts of ele­ments and cut­ting them out of lace.

You can list brands for a long time, in the col­lec­tions of which dress­es with sleeves are pre­sent­ed. The most suc­cess­ful out­fits were pre­sent­ed to the world by Car­oli­na Her­rera, March­esa, Reem Acra.