Fashionably-Chic Bridesmaid Tips & Styles!
Posted on 09 August 2010
We all know that the wedding gown is the most important piece of fashion on the wedding day. But it doesn't mean the bride doesn't care what their girls are walking down the aisle in! Bridesmaid dresses are an important part of the wedding day "look" and fall/winter bridal party dresses are evolving into more "wearable" and flattering styles for each bridesmaid. Here are some key options for you "soon-to-be's" looking to make all your ladies looking fab' on your big day!
Bridal Separates
Bridal salons like David's Bridal, offer a huge selection of bridal separates in an array of colors to choose from. Let's face it; most ladies are not built the same, so not all silhouettes are going to look chic on each bridesmaid. Think of pairing the same length skirt with various tops to flatter each woman. Some with a bustier top may prefer and look better in a v-neck halter top; while someone with a smaller chest will looks great in a ruched strapless bodice.
Multi-Tone
So you've decided on the bridesmaid dress, but you still want each lady to have their own look? Try each dress in a different shade of your bridal palette. If purple is your color of the day, go for various shades in the same style such as eggplant, lavender, wisteria, and plum. Each maid can pick the hue that best matches their skin tone and hair color!
Individual Looks
For the more daring and modern bride, "almost" completely different bridesmaid dresses could be an option. Keep within your color combinations; just have the bridesmaids shop for their own dresses. For example, if cream and pale pinks are your color scheme, let the girls choose a dress that fit their style and personality, keeping inline with those shades (and under your eye of course!)
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