There are some classic silhouettes of wedding dress you should know when choosing your dream dress, how to know if the wedding dress is fitted? Below are some suggestions you can have a look. Read on and hope these would help you.

A-Line or Ball Gown: A-line dresses or Ball Gowns are fitted at the bodice and flows out to the ground like the letter A. They are the typical fairytale princess dress and are elongating and flattering on any body type thanks to their flowy nature.

Mermaid: Mermaid gowns are fitted to the body from the chest to the knee and flare out from the knee to the hem. These types of dresses are excellent for those who want to accentuate their curves or those who want to create the illusion of curves.

Trumpet: Similar to mermaid gowns, a trumpet silhouette dress is fitted to the body until the mid-thigh, then flares out gradually to the hem. The bottom of the dress resembles the mouth of a trumpet, hence the name. Trumpet dresses are in between mermaid gowns and A-line dresses, and they are ideal for those who wish to bring focus to the waist and hip area.

Sheath or Column: Sheath or column dresses are long, slinky wedding gowns that flow straight down from the neckline to the hemline. Sheath dresses look great on lean frames, as well as those with curvier figures who are willing to show them off.

Tea-Length: A popular trend in recent years, tea-length dresses are gowns with skirts with shorter hemlines, typically falling between the ankle and the knee. Tea-length gowns look great on all body types and are ideal for those who want to show off their shoes and pedicures.

Mini: A mini-style wedding dress is not necessarily one with a miniskirt, but rather the skirt’s hemline falls above the knee. Ideal for anyone who favors this style of dress over the traditional floor-length gown.

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