6 Popular Wedding Gown Silhouettes for 2020

6 Popular Wedding Gown Silhouettes for 2020


Congratulations! You’ve found your knight in shining armor – now it’s time to find the Perfect Wedding Dress!

Wedding gown shopping can be very overwhelming and stressful in the beginning, but we are going to make it very easy for you. Let’s start off with, what kind of silhouette you’d want to be in? From sexy body-hugging to romantic flowy and airy--- where do you picture yourself and what flatters your body-shape the most?

We’ve rounded up key Wedding Gown Glossary to help you pick out the perfect wedding dress silhouette. Are you ready to say yes to the perfect dress?


A-line

Flowy or A-Line Silhouette is always a good start. It is universally flattering for almost all body shapes and comes in a variety of styles you can choose from. The name speaks for itself as this silhouette forms an “A” shape with a fitted waist that gets fuller as it goes down the hem. It is a tamed version of a ballgown and is ideal for those who want a little less dramatic flare. This is a versatile style that can accentuate your best features and hide undesirable attributes. This year we’re seeing lots of tulle overlays with sequin or lace tops.

Here are Marla's recommended A-line Wedding Dresses:


Ballgown

One word: Princess Ball Gown. The princess ball gown look still remains a popular choice. Cinched naturally on the waist and flares out dramatically with a lot of volume to give a Cinderella fairy-tale twirl. This classic ballgown silhouette has evolved and taken a new look on what a princess wedding gown is - its all about extravaganza and detail.

Here are Marla's recommended Ballgown Wedding dresses:


Sheath

Modest cuts have also taken the bridal fashion swiftly. Meghan Markle’s “Duchess effect” still lingers to this year. However, 2020 is full of twists. This clean, fuss-free wedding silhouette gets paired with asymmetrical cuts to compensate for the dresses’ simplicity. Architectural structures and even one shoulder long-sleeves are taking a nod from brides to be. Scallop necklines with off shoulder are becoming popular too. We know that sheath dresses offers a minimal flare compared to other silhouettes so we get why minimal stylings are the perfect match for this silhouette and for brides who love clean lines and sleek shapes.

Here are Marla's recommended Sheath Wedding Dresses:


Mermaid

Mermaid dresses are perfect for those brides who are going for a sexy and sultry look. It accentuates every inch of the waistline and hips. This is ideal for those with an hourglass figure or want to show off their figure. This is a little more fitted than a trumpet silhouette as it is body-hugging until the knee and gives volume from there on. The mermaid style dress gives a sleek and sexy look for the bride and will surely turn heads.

Here's are Marla's recommended Mermaid Wedding Dresses:


Trumpet

One thing we’re sure of is that lace is one of the bridal mainstays this year. And we’re loving the charm it brings with the trumpet silhouette. Lace gives off a bohemian romantic vibe but can also be regal with cautious picks with lace choice. And this year, it has taken a major edge with corset bodices growing popularity. The trumpet silhouette perfectly shapes the body-- we’re loving this new take on sophisticated sexiness.

Here are Marla's recommended Trumpet Wedding Dresses:


High Lows and Short Dresses

Long are the days where brides limit their dresses to one length. Short dresses have grown in popularity as well especially for the growing admiration for small and intimate weddings. High lows and tea dresses are perfect for brides who want some legs for days and are looking to elongate their frame. It’s modest and classic silhouette is perfect for dancing the night away. Plus, you’ll get to show off your amazing wedding shoes. Move swiftly with this dress just as how the groom swept you off your feet.

Here are Marla's recommended Mermaid Wedding Dresses:


Which Wedding Gown Silhouettes Would You Try?

Which Wedding Gown Silhouttes would you try?