From the uneven harmony of asymmetrical dresses to the shoulder straps that are signature femininity.
Asymmetrical dresses
A new-found wedding dress harmony that breaks the mould and goes uneven. Skirts with several overlapping layers, but all at different lengths or rising on one side only, creating a dramatic 'curtain effect'. A playfulness that also sees unfinished, slightly frayed, zigzag hems, without any clear-cut rules. Joining this category are shorts with a train, those with a waterfall hemline, and those that often amaze, revealing new uneven shapes.
Square straps, spaghetti straps, braces
No unsupported bodices for the coming season, but rather a series of straps in different sizes, so thin they could be from a slip, or wide and flat to the point they call braces to mind. An element that ranges from structural to decorative. Whether round, flat, infinitesimal or pronounced, shoulder straps are always symbolic of femininity and seduction, yet haven’t always felt like it for brides.
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