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A-LINE: The A-line silhouette has a fitted bodice,
and the skirt flares out gently from the waistline to the hemline. This gown
style gets its name from the “A” shape it creates: small at the top
and larger at the bottom. Good for: Almost every figure. |
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BALL
GOWN: The
ball gown is the most traditional silhouette (think “Cinderella”)
and features a fitted bodice and waistline with a very full skirt. Good for:
Drawing attention to a small waist and hiding full hips. |
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EMPIRE: This
silhouette features a high waistline that is right beneath the bust line leading
into a slender skirt. Good for: Hiding a thick waist and adding length. |
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MERMAID: The
Mermaid silhouette is a form-fitting style that accentuates curves and flares
at or just below the knee. Good for: Tall & slender frames and adding length
to a petite figure. |
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PRINCESS: Similar
to the A-line, the Princess silhouette includes a sculpted bodice and skirt that
flares gently to the hemline, and it’s vertical lines mean basically no
waistline. Good for: Elongating a short waist and petite figures. |
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SHEATH: The
Sheath silhouette features straight lines that follow the curves of the body.
Good for: Slimmer figures, both tall and petite. |
