Dresses and veils with pearls

A single pearl works like a dot, a dense group - like a rhythm that can be read on the entire plane. The rounded profile reflects the light with a more even spot without pronounced faceted shimmer. The scale of the elements and the distance between them determine whether the decoration is visible in full height or is revealed only in the portrait. The name of the attribute does not confirm the naturalness, imitation or material of specific elements.

Beads can create a smaller relief and more active points of light, but this is a separate detail. Shiny fabric describes the reaction of the surface of the canvas itself, and not the rounded overhead elements. Pearls can be adjacent to beads or a floral motif, so first determine their role: a uniform background, contour of the neckline, a local group on the bodice or an accent on the back. This makes it easier to understand exactly what is leading the eye.

On tulle transparent base and lower layer are visible between the elements; on mikado or satin rounded dots read on a more solid plane. Check out the face, long-sleeve, open back and skirt detailing from different angles. For a veil, the rhythm from the crest to the edge is important: the thickness can remain even, increase or decrease, and this must be matched with the decoration of the dress.

Mounting, weight and durability depend on the specific model and do not follow from the name "pearls". Take a close look at the threads or other visible connection without pulling on the elements. Lift your arms, turn and walk around to check contact with the sleeve, veil and top layers. Choosing a veil in the section wedding accessories CRYSTAL, try it on with a dress. At a fitting room in Lviv, take a portrait without flash and a short video under side light.