A wedding dress on the straps is quite a popular option, which does not hide the beauty of the female shoulders and emphasizes the décolletage line.
Today, there are two main stylistic variants of this wedding dress:
- Classic wedding dress with corset and straps. This dress often has a lush long or short skirt, and is remotely associated with a princess dress. The corset is usually decorated with lace, flowers and rhinestones, while the skirt has a minimum of decor.
- The style of Empire. The Greek version with a straight skirt of free cut. This dress has wide straps, which are fixed on the shoulder line with a cloth or metal clip, which creates natural assemblies. This dress suits tall, slender girls who want to visually increase the volume of the breast. Another plus of this style is that here the neckline is more closed (unlike the classical version), which corresponds to the wedding traditions. Here straps are a continuation of the bodice, and, as a rule, the style in this case has a V-neck.
More rare models that have not two, but one shoulder strap: often it is full of decor in the form of flowers and rhinestones.
Wedding dresses on the straps in the collections of designers
A wedding dress with straps is often found in the collections of the following designers:
- Oscar de la Renta;
- Claire Pettibon;
- Innes di Santo
What type of strapless to choose?
Lush wedding dresses on straps often have thin straps in the form of flowers or decorated with lace, so that the gorgeous dress does not look massive.
Wedding dresses with wide straps often have a laconic style with straight shapes and a minimum of ornaments. All attention is focused on straps, which can be of different shapes: both arc-shaped, triangle-like, and straight. Their decor is also varied: the width of the strap allows you to place here and brooches, and embroidery, and flowers, and a pattern of rhinestones.
Special attention deserves the original outfits with one strap, which makes the style asymmetrical. Sometimes designers get a real work of art from this detail - an abstraction that becomes a key element of the outfit.
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