How About a Romantic Empire line Wedding Dress?
Empire line wedding dresses are wonderfully romantic and the style can cover a multitude of sins! Infact it can do more than just that...
With a skirt that begins just under the bust, the raised waistline can prove very flattering for all kinds of body shapes. It can also offer a laid-back look for anyone with an outdoorsy ceremony, a laid-back summer occasion, beach wedding or relaxed wedding.
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Brides with a small bust will be flattered by an empire line wedding dress thanks to the fact it draws the eye to the neckline and a chest can appear larger with the help of embellishments such as beads and ruching. Anyone who has lumps and bumps they would rather keep under wraps may love this design. It is great for apple and pear shaped bodies, keeping the cling away, and this cut is well suited to pregnant brides too, as flowing material makes way for a baby bump. Petite women are given the illusion of
height with an empire line. This variety is by the most comfortable thanks to
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Sleeves and straps can change the style of this cut dramatically, so you might want more advice on the look you are attempting to create. The same applies to the skirt. Whether it be structured or flowing, the overall effect will be greatly different.
To allow movement go for lighter fabrics for a softer look and layering a material such as chiffon will work well to create a romantic air.
Find Your Favourites in the Empire Line Wedding Dress Gallery
Take a look at the wonderfully romantic empire line styles below and pick your favorite designs.
The beautiful designs give you a taste of the latest bridal trends and most come directly from this year's catwalks at the White Gallery London and the Barcelona Bridal Week.
Romantic Empire Line Wedding Dress Designs
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