54 | April 2013 www.womanthismonth.com Wedding Feature In control Inspired by the Victorian era, corsets emphasise the female silhouette. The bodice offers a sleek profile and classy look. Choose a long, flowing hemline for elegance or a ruffled skirt to highlight a small waist. The form-fitting trend is highly practical as they smooth away areas of concern and are easiest to adjust at fittings. Then there was one Fashion-forward and modest, the oneshoulder trend adds a sensual touch to the dress. It’s practical and youthful; what’s not to like about it? A great alternative for the strapless, we love it most in pastel and crimson gowns. Beady-eyed This is the last day you want to settle for less. Bedazzled gowns are just the thing for the self-assured bride. If it isn’t beading, then floral appliqués although more discreet are your best pick. Have a ball If you’re going to feel like a princess, you might as well look like one. Tulle is a favourite fabric this year. Embellished or otherwise, full ball gowns are the way to go. Ruffled feathers A take on the classic, ruffles are perfect for the ultra-feminine. Cascading down a gown or appearing in tiers, this girly feature can be perfected with corsets and appliqués. Austin Scarlett Aire Barcelona 2013 Ines Di Santo Kenneth Pool Reem Acra
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