Your Sussex Wedding - Page number 70 - October/November 2021 (Issue 93)

Your body shape is likely to be described as apple if your shoulders, bust, waist and hips are fairly similar in measurement, with slightly narrower shoulders and hips. Apple Debbie says, “It’s a great idea to look at empire- line silhouettes or ballgowns as they’ll flatter your shape beautifully, giving the impression of a smaller waist. Also, corset or lace-up backs are a godsend for mature brides or those with a fuller waist, giving you a fabulous figure.” Jools says, “You can’t go wrong with a princess- cut gown. This style has a shaped waistline that will offer you a streamlined silhouette, balancing your curves perfectly in all the right places. It’s also a great cut for petite brides as it’ll elongate your body.” Debbie suggests Faire by Pure Bridal If you’d describe your body as “curvy” and your bust and hip measurements are roughly equal, you most likely have an hourglass figure. Hourglass Debbie says, “If you have an hourglass figure with your bust and hips a similar size, bravo! You’re one of the lucky ones. You can wear any style including a tightly fitted mermaid or fishtail both of which will show off your gorgeous curves.” Jools says, “We love fit and flare or mermaid gowns for this figure, but they’re so versatile and suit so many shapes. One tip though, if you’re petite or plus size, make sure the skirt gently goes out from the hips rather than opting for a fanned fishtail, which could create the impression of a shorter and wider silhouette. The elegance of a sheath gown too is ideal for an hourglass figure.” Debbie suggests PB0057 by Pure Bridal Jools suggests Isabella from her Signature Bridal Collection Jools suggests Eleanor from her Signature Bridal Collection 70 www.zak willis.co.uk www.zak willis.co.uk

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