With Ribbon, Applications, Decoration (37 Photos)

The choice of acces­sories for the bride is as wide as the range of dress­es for the wed­ding. Lacy umbrel­las, cute hats, fur coats, boots — of all these items, brides choose the most suc­cess­ful and suit­able for their image. It is a pity that such an acces­so­ry as a belt is often for­got­ten and over­looked. Although unde­served. It is the belt that can make the dress inter­est­ing, and the image har­mo­nious. You can even focus on the belt by choos­ing a col­or for it that is con­so­nant with the over­all style of the wed­ding. Although this is not the only solu­tion that is avail­able for mod­ern brides.

If the wed­ding dress has an embroi­dered neck­line with rhine­stones, then a silk belt with a scat­ter­ing of sequins or rhine­stones will be a very good solu­tion. You can even min­i­mize the num­ber of jew­el­ry, since such an ele­gant and bright belt will ade­quate­ly dec­o­rate the image. Just think, such a small shin­ing ele­ment is able to bring solem­ni­ty and lux­u­ry.

This also applies to styles. The mer­maid dress, as you know, fits the fig­ure very tight­ly. So why not make your waist even slim­mer with a well-cho­sen belt and give your fig­ure the out­lines char­ac­ter­is­tic of a sandy body type.

For petite brides, it’s gen­er­al­ly unde­sir­able to choose a dress with a skirt that flares out at knee height, but adding a belt can save the day and look your best.

There is anoth­er option for using an embroi­dered belt — this is a puffy dress. In this image, the lush bot­tom already looks advan­ta­geous against the back­ground of the con­trast with the fragili­ty of the upper part of the dress, but with a belt the bride will become even more slen­der.

Instead of an embroi­dered belt, you can use a sim­ple satin, con­trast­ing in col­or to the dress and one tone with a skirt or train hem.

Unex­pect­ed­ly, belts look beau­ti­ful in the images of brides, in which there is vol­ume and there is a remov­able bou­ton­niere, a large appliqué or any oth­er large decor. With the help of such an addi­tion, you can set the style of the whole image, make a lacon­ic dress inter­est­ing or shift the focus to the waist.

Don’t be afraid to choose wide belts with a fair­ly large dec­o­ra­tive ele­ment — this can allow you to change your look through­out the cel­e­bra­tion.

Don’t miss the wide belts that turn into a large bow at the back.

Even for a clas­sic wed­ding, such an extrav­a­gant ele­ment as a belt with volu­mi­nous details would be appro­pri­ate. It can be made wide and attach a volu­mi­nous bou­ton­niere.

A belt with a flower will har­mo­nious­ly look on a lace dress. There will be no place for unnec­es­sary sur­prise or impu­dence.

Strict, clear and reg­u­lar lines that are inher­ent in ball gowns and A‑line dress­es can be dilut­ed with an asym­met­ri­cal belt. Although the ele­ment is uncom­pli­cat­ed, but how much it can bring with it: romance, play­ful­ness, ease and pecu­liar­i­ty of the image.

Be sure to think about the decor that will dec­o­rate the belt. Here every­thing depends only on your imag­i­na­tion: a big bow or a large stone, a flower or embroi­dery…

It seems that a dress with a volu­mi­nous skirt is already per­fect and can­not look bet­ter. But if you add a large bow on the side part, then it imme­di­ate­ly becomes more del­i­cate and very inter­est­ing. And this is no longer just a beau­ti­ful fluffy dress, this is the image of a princess, in which every detail is thought out and brought to per­fec­tion.

We are accus­tomed to asso­ciate a straight sil­hou­ette with strict morals. Well, what about a spe­cial mood, with­out which the image will be bor­ing? This is where the orig­i­nal belt will fit, which will bring with it fresh­ness and a solemn mood.

The belt does not have to be large, volu­mi­nous or have dec­o­ra­tions from large dec­o­ra­tive ele­ments. It may be com­plete­ly invis­i­ble, but it is so impor­tant in the image of the bride. The sophis­ti­ca­tion that this detail brings with it can com­plete­ly trans­form a dress, turn­ing it from sim­ple to incred­i­bly lux­u­ri­ous.

If there are clas­sic lines and lace in the dress, then the radi­ance at the waist, cre­at­ed from sil­ver and pearls, just asks for it. In a straight, sim­ple and strict cut, a thin shin­ing belt will look very good. Beau­ty is often hid­den in brevi­ty.

Dress­es with belts are increas­ing­ly appear­ing in Euro­pean wed­ding fash­ion. Fol­low the exam­ple of Euro­pean brides and be irre­sistible in your orig­i­nal image.