A dress silhouette fitted at the bodice and gradually flaring from the waist, resembling the letter "A."
Decorative fabric designs sewn or adhered onto a dress, often lace or embroidery.
Dramatic, princess-like silhouette with a fitted bodice and voluminous, floor-length skirt.
Hooks, buttons, or ribbons sewn into a dress to lift and secure the train after the ceremony.
A long, flowing train extending approximately 6-8 feet behind the dress, ideal for formal weddings.
A closure method featuring crisscrossed lacing, enhancing fit and allowing adjustment.
A silhouette featuring a waistline positioned lower than the natural waist, elongating the torso.
Waistline positioned directly below the bust, creating a flowing silhouette ideal for comfort and elegance.
A silhouette fitted closely through the bodice and hips, flaring gradually from the mid-thigh.
Standard length that reaches the floor, with or without a train.
The bottom edge of the wedding dress, ranging from tea-length to floor-length.
A sheer, often lace or tulle fabric covering the neckline and shoulders, creating the illusion of bare skin.
Delicate lace layered atop the main fabric, providing elegance and texture.
Fitted closely through bodice, waist, and hips, dramatically flaring at or below the knee.
The shape or style of the dress at the neck area, including sweetheart, V-neck, scoop, or halter.
Neckline that elegantly rests below the shoulders, exposing the collarbone.
Vertical seams running from the shoulders or armholes down the front of the dress, creating a fitted, elongated silhouette.
Gathered or pleated fabric used decoratively to enhance the figure and create texture.
Neckline resembling the top half of a heart, emphasizing curves and providing a romantic look.
Straight-cut, body-skimming silhouette with minimal flare, perfect for a sleek and elegant appearance.
Dress length falling between knee and ankle, traditionally mid-calf, offering vintage charm.
Extended fabric trailing behind the dress, ranging from short (court) to very long (cathedral).
Traditional bridal accessory made from sheer fabric worn over the head or shoulders.
The horizontal seam or line on a dress that defines the position of the waist.
A fitted piece of fabric across the shoulders or hips, from which the main dress fabric hangs.