Your Sussex Wedding - Page number 71 - October/November 2021 (Issue 93)

If you deem your shoulders to be the widest part of your body and you find your measurements narrow as you move down to your hips and waist, you can call your body shape an inverted triangle. Inverted triangle Jools suggests Davinci from her Signature Bridal Collection Kelly says, “A stunning dress with plenty of lace or detail will draw the eye away from any one area in particular. Opt for sleeves or wide straps to play down the shoulder area or give a daring sheath a try for a super-sleek look.” Jools says, “The timeless A-line gown, whether it be the on-trend floaty boho style or the more traditional look with a full skirt, is the go-to dress for all body shapes. It helps to balance out an inverted triangle figure for example, by offering the illusion of the perfect hourglass figure.” Kelly suggests Metropolis by Eliza Jane Howell You’re most likely sporting a rectangle figure if you have straight hips and a straight body line. Don’t be deceived, you can still have a rectangle shape whether you’re size 8 or size 28. Rectangle Jools says: “The elegance of a sheath gown, whether you opt for a sleek and sexy design or a more romantic lace, is simply perfect for this body shape.” Kelly suggests Tatum by Justin Alexander Jools suggests Aracelli from her Signature Bridal Collection Kelly says , “Think about adding some angles with a pretty belt or sash, a V-neck, or a bolero. Alternatively, if you’re looking for something completely different why not try a bridal two piece or suit, great for an ultra-stylish city wedding.” CONTACT OUR EXPERTS Rosedene Bridal https://rosedenebridal.com Valentia Bridal Boutique, www.valentiaboutique.co.uk 71 FASHION ADVICE www.zak willis.co.uk www.zak willis.co.uk