luice
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Here are a few designers that make gowns for plus size women:
http://www.morilee.com/Bridals/Julietta/
http://www.sinceritybridal.com/us_en/sincerity-plus/4515.html
http://www.bonny.com/unforgettable--plus-size-bridal-.html
http://www.allurebridals.com/allure-womens-gallery.html
http://www.venusbridal.com/dresses.php?c=4
http://www.alfredangelo.com/Collections/DisplayCollection.aspx?CategoryId=1af402e9-205f-4b7b-9d22-6fec77b3d187
http://www.formalsource.com/ (Aurora D'Paradiso & Kellan J)
http://www.privatelabelbyg.com/#/main/collections/bridal/signatureplus/3344
Or, you could search locally for a seamstress to custom make a gown for you. I do not recommend buying a gown online without seeing it in person. You should be able to try it on and to see the fabric and etc.
Here are a few designers that make gowns for plus size women:
http://www.morilee.com/Bridals/Julietta/
http://www.sinceritybridal.com/us_en/sincerity-plus/4515.html
http://www.bonny.com/unforgettable--plus-size-bridal-.html
http://www.allurebridals.com/allure-womens-gallery.html
http://www.venusbridal.com/dresses.php?c=4
http://www.alfredangelo.com/Collections/DisplayCollection.aspx?CategoryId=1af402e9-205f-4b7b-9d22-6fec77b3d187
http://www.formalsource.com/ (Aurora D'Paradiso & Kellan J)
http://www.privatelabelbyg.com/#/main/collections/bridal/signatureplus/3344
Or, you could search locally for a seamstress to custom make a gown for you. I do not recommend buying a gown online without seeing it in person. You should be able to try it on and to see the fabric and etc.
What style wedding dress is best?
Nikki
I am 5'9", I have a long torso, I am not fat, but I have a little pudge, wear size 7-9 jeans, and I have a 36DDD top. I have not tried on any dresses since I was only a sizze 32D, and then I had a strapless sweet heart shape.
I want to know what the best style is for a big bust. (I loved Kendra's style from the show 'Kendra' I am not as skinny as she is, but a little bit bigger in the stomach area. Please help me out!!
Answer
You seem to have the perfect body for a wedding gown- the hour glass shape is definitely the most revered in regards to classic bridal beauty.
My advice is pretty simple:
1. You're blessed with a body that'll look good in ton's of stuff so first try surfing an idea gallery like ours at http://FourWhiteMice.com :) And then stop by Davids and just jump in and start trying 'em on!
2. To give you a starting point though, dresses with a wrap style bodice look gorgeous on women with larger chests, and the wrap illusion camouflage any insecurities you have with your midsection. For a close example check out: http://fourwhitemice.com/component/option,com_phocagallery/Itemid,111/id,6/limitstart,36/view,category/
2. If you want to go ultra vixen, a plunging neckline is one style only a few lucky girls like you can pull off. Check out this example (although this one is SUPER plunging:) http://fourwhitemice.com/images/phocagallery/dresses/thumbs/phoca_thumb_l_saisonblanche10.jpg
Just make sure to use some special things underneath to keep the girls in check. A great place to find products that promise that is at http://www.purestylelife.com - I absolutely LOVE their products and am using them at my own wedding in September.
3. My only real guideline for women of your shape is to avoid strapless dresses at all costs- unless you plan to use tons of double stick tape of course! The least attractive thing for a Bride's fairytale image is to be seen hiking up her gown on the dance floor all night... Plus, the whole strapless wedding dress trend will be making itself out in the next few years anyway- be ahead of the wedding style curve!
Hope this helps!
Kristen
Founder
http://www.FourWhiteMice.com
The World's first comprehensive, couture, do-it-yourself wedding website!
You seem to have the perfect body for a wedding gown- the hour glass shape is definitely the most revered in regards to classic bridal beauty.
My advice is pretty simple:
1. You're blessed with a body that'll look good in ton's of stuff so first try surfing an idea gallery like ours at http://FourWhiteMice.com :) And then stop by Davids and just jump in and start trying 'em on!
2. To give you a starting point though, dresses with a wrap style bodice look gorgeous on women with larger chests, and the wrap illusion camouflage any insecurities you have with your midsection. For a close example check out: http://fourwhitemice.com/component/option,com_phocagallery/Itemid,111/id,6/limitstart,36/view,category/
2. If you want to go ultra vixen, a plunging neckline is one style only a few lucky girls like you can pull off. Check out this example (although this one is SUPER plunging:) http://fourwhitemice.com/images/phocagallery/dresses/thumbs/phoca_thumb_l_saisonblanche10.jpg
Just make sure to use some special things underneath to keep the girls in check. A great place to find products that promise that is at http://www.purestylelife.com - I absolutely LOVE their products and am using them at my own wedding in September.
3. My only real guideline for women of your shape is to avoid strapless dresses at all costs- unless you plan to use tons of double stick tape of course! The least attractive thing for a Bride's fairytale image is to be seen hiking up her gown on the dance floor all night... Plus, the whole strapless wedding dress trend will be making itself out in the next few years anyway- be ahead of the wedding style curve!
Hope this helps!
Kristen
Founder
http://www.FourWhiteMice.com
The World's first comprehensive, couture, do-it-yourself wedding website!
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