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Requested and Answered by Therez on Oct-22-2008 11:01 (3116 reads)
Well, I have 2 secret weapons. The first are bust cups, either molded or push-ups. The bustline is so very important in enhancing any tailored garment. It is essential that brides elevate and accentuate and have smooth lines around their breast.

The second secret weapons is for brides with thick waistlines. A ‘peplum’ hemline on the top of their dress gives the illusion of contour. Because it is fitted at the waist and then flares out right below, a waistline is automatically created. In the past, most women with thick waist lines would have chosen empire waist dress to solve this problem, but no longer.


Requested and Answered by Therez on Oct-22-2008 11:30 (3228 reads)
The one thing a bride should never go without is a radiant smile. Her smile is the one thing that exudes confidence on her wedding day. It brings forth the light from within and enhances every aspect of her overall look


Requested and Answered by Therez on Oct-22-2008 11:33 (2992 reads)
For a bride who wants to become a princess for a day, I would advise her to define what her unique vision and design style would be. There are no set rules as to what a princess would be or look like. It is important that she seeks to interpret and express her creativity. An American princess, an African princess and an Indian princess will all create different images that reflect their personalities.