Posted on May 24, 2010.
Im short, is a tea length wedding dress to flatter me or make me shorter? Im 5'2 and I weigh 145. Would tea length wedding dress would flatter me or make me shorter and wider?
For shorter women, a dress that is a little above knee length (no train or train very short) is the best. A tea length dress could halve your legs, so you appear shorter.
Based on your measurements, you are both curved and small. If you have a small waist and hips and ample bosom, trumpet / mermaid style would be best for you. However, if you are over your hips or up and down, A-line style is a good choice because it defines a small waist and can mask or balance of large hips and bust lines. You might also consider a dress with embellishment around the waist. Not only will this increase the size of small area, it will create a waist where there may be no one. If you decide to go with a short dress, make sure it is either an A-line dress or a sheath style. Straps, scoop off the shoulder necklines and friend are all flattering options for your body type.
Court:
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On-line:
http://kennethpool.com/gallery/081219/ma ...
http://www.christosbridal.com/gowns/S201 ...
Trumpet / Mermaid:
http://priscillaofboston.com/dress_detai ...
http://www.sotteroandmidgley.com/dress.a ...
A tea length dress can make you look shorter, especially a sparkling skirt. Personally, the Empire style is really flattering a woman runs. This high-waisted dress raised, however, descending to the hem. It really looks like up. And the dress is versatile for most women and all occasions. www.trustedeal.com Try to get more resources for the style.
