Fit and flare wedding dresses are really starting to take the lead in many designers collections for 2010 and mine is no exception.
The fit and flare silhouette, what exactly is it and who should or shouldn't wear this type of wedding gown?
Actually the fit and flare is a cross between the mermaid and the a-line wedding dress. Really this shape has opened the doors not only for many designers to express themselves creatively, but for some brides who thought they could never wear a more fitted gown!
Personally, as a designer, I can not get enough of this style. It allows me to design for almost all body types, but gives me the freedom to make a gown for a bride that never thought she could wear a more conforming line.
The Bryce and Ellanis wedding dresses are my latest fit and flare wedding gowns and already are climbing to my Hot Sellers list!
The Bryce Fit and Flare wedding dress will not only give you an hour glass shape, but it will make your bum look fantastic! This gown is truly one of those dresses that looks good on almost anyone. If you want to alter the neckline into a sweetheart, that would be another option for brides who prefer the sweetheart cut.
The Bryce also has just the right amount of sparkle without being over done. The train is also very manageable and will just give you the right finished look!
The Ellanis is also a fit and flair, but for the bride that likes the fit of her gown to speak for itself. This fit and flare wedding dress has a sweetheart neckline and ruching that just pulls you in at all the right places! The on trend detachable one shoulder strap makes this dress perfect for brides who like contemporary elegance.
The Ellanis also has the perfect train for the bride who wants her wedding dress to look like a wedding dress, but without prohibiting her to have an overdone bustle to contend with.
If you want a gown that you will wear and wear well, consider the Bryce or the Ellanis from my Spring 2010 collection, you won't be disappointed.
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