What are Wedding Dress Models?

Wedding dress models differ according to the cut (silhouette), fabric, neckline-back neckline, length of the sleeves and style. With the changing fashion, some silhouettes are preferred more or some collars are not preferred at all. However, your body type, wedding concept, wedding venue, future guests, and your budget are also very important in choosing a wedding dress model.

Now, what are the wedding dress cuts (silhouettes) respectively? I will tell you about them. A cut A cut wedding dress is called a wedding dress that expands slightly after the waist. It is the most preferred wedding dress model. It suits all body types. Brides feel comfortable with this model wedding dress at their wedding. Whether you are getting married in a wedding hall or on the beach, you can wear the A-cut wedding dress. A cut wedding dresses also have differences in themselves. For example, puffy A-cuts or narrow A-cuts, which are also called bohemian lately, are examples of this. Maybe you can prefer a slightly more fluffy A-cut in salon weddings, and a narrower A-cut in weddings that will take place on the beach. Princess Cut The most important reason why it is called a princess model is that this model wedding dress is mostly preferred by princesses in real life. Princess model wedding dresses restrict the movements of brides a little more because they are very fluffy. For this reason, they are not preferred very much in beach or country weddings. Since it is very fluffy, it suits more proportional brides with body sizes. Fish CutFish cut wedding dress models are wedding dresses that hug the body. Fish cut wedding dresses also differ in themselves. Full fish cuts wrap around your knee and then open, half fish cuts open from your hip to your knee (upper leg). While the movements of brides who prefer a full fish cut wedding dress model are a little more restricted, brides who prefer a half fish cut wedding dress model are much more comfortable. While full or half fish cut wedding dress models are preferred in salon weddings, half fish cut wedding dresses are preferred more in country or beach weddings. Fabric preferences in wedding dresses Different fabrics are used in wedding dresses. Tulle, satin, lace, crepe, chiffon, guipure, organza, taffeta fabrics are mostly used in wedding dresses. With fashion, some fabrics are more popular and some are less polpular. Depending on your wedding venue or style, you can decide which fabric you want your wedding dress to be. Recently, glittery tulle is very fashionable. Collar-back neck and sleeve length Wedding dress models have very different collars and different low-cut backs. Hangers are very fashionable lately. The neckline of your wedding dress can be strapless, boat, heart, necktied, V-neck, round neck or thin straps. Your body type or what kind of jewelry you will wear will play an important role in choosing a hanger. The back neckline also differs in bridal gowns. Some bridesmaid dresses may have draped back, for example, chiffon wedding dresses, or they may have a V back. Bridal gowns with long sleeves, turvakal sleeves or balloon sleeves have recently been preferred by brides. Again, you can choose different back decollete according to the fabric you choose, the cut of the wedding dress, and your body type. StyleBridesmaid dresses can have bohemian, classic or modern styles. You can decide which style wedding dress you will choose according to your wedding concept. A princess cut wedding dress, for example, is difficult to have a bohemian style.