Wedding dresses with butterfly sleeves
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Butterfly sleeves wedding dresses.
Why is it better to give up long sleeves?
Most brides cannot imagine a wedding dress without a sleeve and it is best if it should be lacy, tight-fitting and long. Why? The most common argument is that they want to cover the so-called bagels. To do this, you do not need to choose a long sleeve. Ba! Better to even give it up. If we add a high neckline to it, together with a long, tight sleeve they create the so-called the panorama, thus widening the entire mountain of the silhouette. Equally often, girls look for a dress with a lace top and a smooth hem. Again - few girls can afford it, not only that you can see imperfections under it, it is much less durable than lace (whether it's about puffs or dirt), it also cuts the figure in half, while shortening it. Of course you can choose whatever you like. We try to give suggestions that will have the best effect on the figure.
How about butterfly sleeves?
If you absolutely want a sleeve (you want to cover the "bun" or you just don't like bare shoulders) then there are a few other options worth looking at. The protruding butterfly sleeves with tulle will cover the shoulders, slenderizing and pulling the figure up at the same time. Still, do you want the sleeves to be a bit longer? Such a sleeve is a 2 in 1 solution - it will cover the unwanted bun and the arms. Such sleeves will be perfect for pear-type silhouettes, because they cleverly align the proportions of the top and bottom. Or maybe you are looking for something non-obvious? Then you can choose a dress with a frill located both on the shoulders and on the back. It will subtly cover your shoulders without being a typical sleeve. If none of the above suggestions appealed to you, maybe you should check one more option - Spanish-style sleeves. They are cute, feminine and sexy at the same time. They are perfect for brides with a pear-type silhouette. Falling butterfly sleeves cover the sensitive part, the so-called a muffin, and bare shoulders add lightness. Maybe this is the perfect compromise?