How to Find The Perfect Wedding Dress For Your Body Type on dressv.com

Here on dressv.com we have many different styles for you to choose. Now 

that we are wedding dresses on sale online, you have to first figure out what 

style looks best on your body. To know that, you should know clearly what 

your body shape is. Our expert will guide you to your dream wedding dress, 

no matter what your body type is.

Wedding Dresses for Petite Body Types

Want to look long and lean? Stay away from big ball gowns and go for a 

silhouette that skims your body.

Justin Alexander

A slight drop waist can make your legs look short, so opt for a natural waist.

Blue by Enzoani

A form-fitting fit-and-flare wedding gown gives the illusion of height.

Zurc for Impression

A sheath's continuous line stretches your frame.

Hayley Paige

Ahigh-low hemline can make your legs look longer.

Theia

The slight empire waist on this beaded gown helps elongate the body.

Angel Sanchez

Long, romantic (and vertical!) layers create the illusion of height.

Peter Langner

A fit-and-flare won't drown petite types, unlike a fuller ball gown style.

Allure Couture

This glam fit-and-flare number not only adds a couple (imaginary) inches to your height, but helps whittle your waist.

Wedding Dresses for Plus-Size Body Types

Celebrate your curves in a gown that shrinks and defines your waist.

Paloma Blanca

Accentuate your hourglass figure in a fit-and-flare wedding dress.

Justin Alexander

Minimize your hips and shrink your waist in an A-line wedding dress.

Kathy Ireland for Mon Cheri

Side draping and lightweight fabrics are super slimming.

Wedding Dresses for Larger-Bust Body Types

Slipdresses and sheaths can make you look top-heavy. Balance out your chest 

with a full skirt.

Paloma Blanca

The subtle dip in this bodice softens your bust-line.

Pronovias

The strap provides support, while the diagonal ruching shrinks your chest.

Martina Liana

Look sexy on your wedding day but still have coverage with a lacy illusion 

neckline.

Mori Lee by Madeline Gardner

The ruching on the bodice helps soften and minimize the bust-line.

Monique Lhuillier

The tulle bolero paired with this dress helps minimize the bust, while the ball 

gown silhouette takes the eyes away from it—and toward the full, princess-

like skirt.

Jim Hjelm

Diagonal ruching is a big-busted girl's best friend—plus, the floral cascade on 

the skirt helps balance out your shape.

Maggie Sottero

The criss-cross ruching on the bodice helps visually shrink the bust, while the 

full tulle skirt and the Swarovski crystal detail draw the eye away from it.

Hayley Paige

This elegant brocade gown provides ample support for a large bust—while 

still looking sexy. Plus, the exposed back draws eyes away from your front.

 

Wedding Dresses for Lean and Straight Body Types

The key to creating curves? Flared skirts, diagonal draping, and daring 

necklines.

Justin Alexander

Diagonal ruching on the bodice and hips equals a sinuous silhouette.

Martina Liana

A V-neck and a flared skirt add curves.

Mikaella

Highlight your hips with a full skirt and a waist-whittling sash.

Badgley Mischka

Not everyone can pull off Badgley Mischka's textured stunner, but long and 

lean brides can rock this edgy gown with ease.

Carol Hannah

The peach tones in this ballerina-inspired tulle confection will look especially 

ravishing on warm-skinned brides.

Catherine Deane

This silk charmeuse stunner cuts a soft silhouette and boasts a high waistline 

to minimize a long torso.

Catherine Deane

Highlight an elegant collarbone and long, swan neck in this silk chiffon gown 

with delicate spaghetti straps.

Isaac Mizrahi for Kleinfeld

Create the illusion of a teeny-tiny waist in this playful ball gown.

Monique Lhuillier

With a daring front slit, this lace sheath will let you flash a bit of those 

enviable legs.

Oscar de la Renta

The deep sweetheart neckline on this Guipure lace gown will create the 

illusion of cleavage.

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