Congratulations! Based on you reading this article we assume your big day is coming up or you might just be a bridesmaid looking for ideas for dresses. Or you simply might be interested in couture and that is amazing too. (We’ve all been there). Moving onto the main topic, bridesmaid dresses in Sydney there is a lot of variety available that you can choose from. From shoulder less to ban collars and full sleeves, there is something in store for everybody.
Bridesmaid’s dresses do not necessarily need to be in synchronization. The general look of all the dresses should be the same which predominantly pertains to the flare of the skirt and sometimes so the length of the sleeves as well. This does not mean that the colour or material can be completely different. Normally light pastel colours are preferred to be used for bridesmaids’ dresses as bright and loud colours may not compliment the brides herself and can be distracting actually. Below are a few options that you can consider to look different, stylish and classy.
Rainbow! Imagine bridesmaids in light coloured shades of the rainbow all around the bride. The skirt cut of the dresses needs to be same for symmetry and the necklines and sleeves can be however each bridesmaid prefers hers to be. Generally almost all basic bridesmaids dresses have the same flare and look and to find similar dresses but in different colours should not be a problem at all. Think of halter necks and half sleeves on some and think of sleeveless round necks on the others. The combinations are endless if you get your creativity on.
Fun yet fancy
Coral is one of the best colours that can be used for bridesmaids. It is a colour that is not normally sued and because it is light in itself, it does not need to be subdued or lightened like other colours need to be. A halter neck coral dress with intricate work on the bodice and sleeves (which are short half sleeves) would look spectacular. There should be a line of the same coloured buttons running down from the middle of the neckline to where the bodice ends to add more dimensions. A different style can be an asymmetric neckline with a single strap. The bodice runs down to where the waist cinches and the dress can either be a plain one or texture can be added to it by incorporating ruching or a drape style. The part where the bodice ends and the skirt begins, should be separated by a thin belt of the same colour and you should be good to go!
Ombré? Ombré!
Having an ombré in any colour will look exceedingly fashion forward and stylish for bridesmaids. Imagine a sleeveless white dress with a deep v neckline. The top is completely white and from the waist down it starts changing its colour into yellow. The gradient is subtle but definitely there. You can change interchange the placing of the colours for example the yellow can come on the upper body and the white on the lower body. This does not necessarily have to be in yellow only as ombré will work exceedingly well with any colour.
Through these ideas we hope you have ideas about what to look for when you go shopping for bridesmaid dresses in Sydney.