Just recently Whittington Bridal held a photo shoot for our new ad campaign with our lovely model, Sarah, done by Hannah Carter from Till the Sky is Home Photography. The pictures turned out so gorgeous, we thought we would give you a little (or a lot!) of fabulous eye candy on this beautiful Thursday!
Gown Credits: Mikaella-1655, San Patrick-Arona, Essense of Australia-D1355
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Wedding Gown Prediction: Jennifer Aniston
Jennifer Aniston will be an encore bride soon when she says "I Do" to boyfriend, Justin Theroux. Not many details have been released about the date or any of the specifics, but here are our gown suggestions for Jennifer Aniston.
1. A classic sweetheart satin fit-n-flare by Mikaella, style 1406. The gentle pick ups and light rouching are characteristics of Jennifer's simplistic yet timeless style.
2. Atila, a scoop neck lace tank dress by San Patrick. This dress exudes Jennifer's effortless beauty and understated elegance.
Jennifer Aniston's style has always been classic, so we assume her bridal gown will be the same. Glamorous, but not overdone.
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Whittington's Guide to Dress Styles
When venturing out in the world of wedding dress shopping, it’s good to know a few basics to help eliminate confusion. Knowing the different shapes will help you find the dress that is best suited for you. So, here are the five basic shapes with some advice to boot!
A-line: We love this gown shape because it is forgiving and flatters all body types – it elongates shorter brides and slims full-figured brides. There are two different types of A-lines: natural waist and dropped waist.
Natural Waist: The skirt starts at the smallest part of the torso, the natural waist. A natural waist is flattering on anyone wanting to hide larger hips or midsection.
Dropped Waist: The skirt starts at the top of the hip and tapers out in the shape of an "A". This style helps define the waist –giving the appearance of curves. It is slimming in the bust area as well as in the midsection. It can also help to elongate the torso, but can look a tad off balanced if you have short legs.
Ball Gown: This is a classic bridal look with a fitted bodice and full skirt. If you wish to hide fuller hips or if you are slightly taller, this is an ideal choice for you! A fuller skirt might be a bit overwhelming if you are a petite bride, but if you have always dreamed of your princess moment, a ball gown is a must try!
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Empire: The empire cut creates a high waistline that stems from under the bust and falls to a slender skirt. Empire waisted wedding dresses are very forgiving and work well with many shapes. If you are short, it can help you look taller and it’s a great option if you want to hide anything in the mid-section. It can also be very comfortable, which is always a plus!
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Fit-to-Flare: This is a very slimming silhouette that really lengthens the body. It is slightly different from a mermaid, because it will taper out higher on the skirt at the mid-thigh. Although the fit-to-flare style flatters all body types, this is a great option for the shorter bride who loves the mermaid look, or if you are wanting to show off those curves in a more subtle way.
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Mermaid: If you want to show off your curves and look a bit sexy, this silhouette is for you! The dress is fitted through the thighs and flares out near the knee. In order for this style to look as fabulous as it is intended—you must have the height and the curves!
A-line: We love this gown shape because it is forgiving and flatters all body types – it elongates shorter brides and slims full-figured brides. There are two different types of A-lines: natural waist and dropped waist.
Natural Waist: The skirt starts at the smallest part of the torso, the natural waist. A natural waist is flattering on anyone wanting to hide larger hips or midsection.
Dropped Waist: The skirt starts at the top of the hip and tapers out in the shape of an "A". This style helps define the waist –giving the appearance of curves. It is slimming in the bust area as well as in the midsection. It can also help to elongate the torso, but can look a tad off balanced if you have short legs.
Ball Gown: This is a classic bridal look with a fitted bodice and full skirt. If you wish to hide fuller hips or if you are slightly taller, this is an ideal choice for you! A fuller skirt might be a bit overwhelming if you are a petite bride, but if you have always dreamed of your princess moment, a ball gown is a must try!
Whittington Bridal Collections
Empire: The empire cut creates a high waistline that stems from under the bust and falls to a slender skirt. Empire waisted wedding dresses are very forgiving and work well with many shapes. If you are short, it can help you look taller and it’s a great option if you want to hide anything in the mid-section. It can also be very comfortable, which is always a plus!
Whittington Bridal Collections
Fit-to-Flare: This is a very slimming silhouette that really lengthens the body. It is slightly different from a mermaid, because it will taper out higher on the skirt at the mid-thigh. Although the fit-to-flare style flatters all body types, this is a great option for the shorter bride who loves the mermaid look, or if you are wanting to show off those curves in a more subtle way.
Whittington Bridal Collections
Mermaid: If you want to show off your curves and look a bit sexy, this silhouette is for you! The dress is fitted through the thighs and flares out near the knee. In order for this style to look as fabulous as it is intended—you must have the height and the curves!
Remember that there is no golden rule with body types paired with silhouettes, so you owe it to yourself to be open-minded when tying on gowns. You will never know what you look like in certain styles if you never try them on! Happy shopping!
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Wedding Gown Prediction: Kate Bosworth
It’s official! Kate Bosworth has announced her engagement to director, Michael Polish. Kate is known for being a chameleon of fashion, so we've pulled together a few wedding gown choices that we think would look great on her.
For her Bohemian side, Kate would look angelic in San Patrick's, Calais
If she goes for more of a glamorous look, Kate would look ultra stunning in this beaded bodice from Essense of Australia style 1355
Lastly, we could also see Kate go the traditional route and have a very romantic look with this dramatic lace back from Essense of Australia's DJ1367 gown. Our prediction is that she will end up going bohemian chic, but it wouldn’t surprise us to see her in head to toe lace either. .
For her Bohemian side, Kate would look angelic in San Patrick's, Calais
If she goes for more of a glamorous look, Kate would look ultra stunning in this beaded bodice from Essense of Australia style 1355
Lastly, we could also see Kate go the traditional route and have a very romantic look with this dramatic lace back from Essense of Australia's DJ1367 gown. Our prediction is that she will end up going bohemian chic, but it wouldn’t surprise us to see her in head to toe lace either. .
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Mikaella In-Store Event: September 14th & 15th
To kick-off the fall, we are highlighting our Mikaella Bridal collection! Mikaella, exclusive to Whittington Bridal in the Houston area, combines modern with the traditional - from soft satin ball gowns to sexy lace mermaid gowns, this collection is a must see. With impeccable attention to detail, quality fabrics, and great fit, Mikaella offers a high-end look at an affordable price. We also love that this designer designs sashes and veils that complement each gown and complete the look. Brides will receive 15% off their Mikaella purchase this weekend only! Book your appointment today!
Here are just a few of our favorite Mikaella gowns:
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