2011 Wedding Gown Trends

2011 Wedding Gown Trends

Certainly strapless bridal gowns are still a staple, and the Very low waistlines are in abundance, and most bodices have ruched, gathered, or draped bodices which hug the figure (the wrapped fabric does a nice job of smoothing over any figure flaws in these tight bodices). Asymmetry is still in, both in the form of the one shoulder gown and wedding dresses with asymmetrical draping on the bodice. One thing you will not be seeing is a lot of plain dresses or those with simple lines.

Oversized clusters of flower "corsages" are another big trend, and they are primarily being used as accents on waistlines or shoulders. Soft petals are another favorite decoration for the romantic gowns for 2011. Instead of ruffles, look for gowns with hundreds of tiny three dimensional flowers stitched all over them. The bridal gowns which are set to debut soon move away from the ruffle trend, but not from the idea of using embellishments to add volume and femininity. For the last few seasons, ruffles have been one of the biggest ways that designers have chosen to add volume and visual interest to their gowns.

Take a sneak peek into the romantic style of the latest wedding gown trends. Set to debut in a few months, the first crop of 2011 gowns are embellished with many dimensional details, lots of handstitched crystals, and large floral appliques. 2011 might seem like a long way off, but bridal gown designers are already hard at work creating the beautiful styles which brides next year will all be coveting.