Crystal Bridal Gallery

Friday, January 30, 2009

$398, Sale Price, $298

$298, Sale Price, $159

$249, Sale Price, $219

$298, Sale Price, $249

$398, Sale Price, 298

$398, Sale Price, $298

$350, Sale Price, $289

$$358, Sale Price, 285

$289, Sale Price, $189

$279, Sale Price, 179

$$256, Sale Price, 219

$269, Sale Price, $198

$298, Sale Price, $198

$298, Sale Price, 198

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Designer Corner

Dear Customers;
I am so glad to be able to talk to you through Designer’s Corner. Today, I would like to give you some tips when shopping for a gown. These tips might not apply to everyone, but I hope you will gain some information from them. Thank you all and have a happy holiday!

Designer,
Claire Mansir

p.s. Please check back this corner often. I will try to change the content once a month to help you with your decision- making when you shop for a dress. You are welcome to e-mail me with any questions. I would be happy to answer them.

What types of gowns will flatter your figure?
The most important thing to remember when shopping for a gown is to keep an open mind and try on a variety of styles and silhouettes. In the end, you want to feel beautiful and comfortable.
Here are some general guidelines to help you select the perfect gown for you.
• If you have an hourglass or "curvy" figure, an A-line gown with a dropped waist and a sweetheart neckline is the perfect formula to flatter your figure. This shape will beautifully show off your waist and chest.
• If you are petite, you'll want to keep it simple by wearing a stunning sheath or modified A-line gown. Your small frame can get lost in a larger, more elaborate gown.
• If you are pear shaped, you'll want to stay away from sheath gowns and go for a gown that focuses on the top half of your body, such as a strapless ball gown or an empire waist gown.
• If you have a short waist, choose a gown that will make your body appear longer. Something fitted through the bodice, such as a dropped-waist silhouette will look gorgeous on you.
• If you have a voluptuous figure, try an A-line dress which is the easiest silhouette for most women to wear. You also have an option of a ball gown which brings the attention away from your lower half. Don't be afraid to try a strapless dress, with the correct undergarments, you will look fabulous!
• If your waist is undefined, try an Empire-waist gown, which flows from just under the bust all the way to the floor. This elongates your body and gives the appearance of a long and lean figure.
• If you are tall and thin, a ball gown will add femininity and shape to your slight figure.
• If you are short and thin, a sheath gown will be just the right dress for you.
Have fun and go with the dress you love!

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