Dear Brides,
Crystal Bridal Gallery has moved to a new location at Tyson's area. We had had a grant openning on Nov 14 2009. It was a great success and fun! We thank you all who had come to view out new collection for 2010. We are going to have another event, "Thanksgiving Appreciation Day!" On the this day we have a $99 sale! Most of the dresses for sale are still in excellent condition. Please come to visit us. We will make sure you will get great deal when you step out the door on this Saterday, Nov. 28 2009. This sale start at 10am to 6pm on that day. Than you and have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Claire
Crystal Bridal Gallery
8496-B Tyco Rd
Vienna VA 22182
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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!
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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About Me
- Claire Mansir
- Claire Mansir graduated in 1993 from the renowned New York Fashion Institute of Technology, majoring in fashion design. Following graduation, she worked in the fashion industry in New York City as a design assistant, technique designer, showroom coordinator, and design director. Since she was young, she found that she very interested in fashion design. She inherited her interest in fashion design from her mother. As a young girl, she watched and learned from her mother she handcrafted garments. Her creative inspiration comes from her father. Her father is an architect and Claire inherited her father’s gift for creating simple and elegant designs.
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