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Designers recently debuted their Spring 2011 wedding dress collections. The overall focus is on gowns that are feminine, soft and fashion-forward.
One of the most sweeping trends are "three-dimensional" dresses made of Tulle and Organza. There is also move toward slimmer silhouettes and less emphasis on embellishments. The most fashion-forward dresses focus on using beautiful fabrics that are draped, layered and detailed. The trends in wedding dresses also includes Color, colored trims, Princess and Mermaid styles.
Colored Dresses – The Avante-Garde Bride will have more options than ever to select a colored gown. Vera Wang showcased a Deep Gray Silk Tulle gown in her Spring Collection. The intricately crafted flowers on the bodice and skirt add dimension and the Black Satin sash enhances the waistline.
Colored Trims – For the Brides that have not completely embroidered wearing a colored gown, they may opt to incorporate color in their sash or ribbon. The choice of color can be very personal or it may be a color that coordinates with wedding colors. Elle Couture Designs added to her collection with a wedding dress made of Silk Taffeta Taffeta, detailed with Alencon Lace that is embellished with Swarovski crystals. A Black Satin ribbon was used to add a striking touch of drama and sophistication.
Organza and Tulle – Dresses made of Organza or Tulle are light and airy and a perfect choice for weddings taking place in the warmer months. Many designers are using multiple layers to create volume and creating ruffles from these fabrics. Marchesa utilizes layering of long ruffles that resemble the petals on a flower.
The Mermaid silhouette continues to be popular. While this style is not suited for every woman, the lucky ones will no doubt exude a sense of sensuality and femininity. Pronovias is a designer that consistently creates elegant, feminine wedding dresses that are stylish and modern with a sense of romance.
Asymmetrical Necklines – For women who like one-shoulder dresses, Designers are continuing to include this style in their Spring collections. This style show off the shoulders and neck while the design also provides comfort and is secure to wear through the wedding festivals. The design is modern, chic and sophisticated. Carolina Herrera showcased gowns with the asymmetrical neckline that draw attention to the neck, shoulders and upper back, and are ideal for a variety of wedding styles and settings.
Princess (A-Line) – The traditional silhouette of the Princess (also called an A-Line) gown continues to be the most popular style. Women of varying shapes and sizes can easily wear this gown and is suited for all types of weddings. Christos gowns combine the layering of Tulle to create a soft silhouette and emphasizes the natural waistline.
Just as fashion is always changing to keep up with today's modern woman, the wedding industry will also continue to evolve and change to represent today's modern bride. The most important thing to keep in mind is to choose the gown you love and one that suits your body type. You want to exude confidence and be radiant on your wedding day, which can be achieved by staying true to your personality, style and taste and not letting a "trend" dictate your choice in a gown.
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Source by Lori Davis
