Wedding images from separate elements

The top and bottom can be read as a single look without blending into the dress. It is on this that sets of individual elements are held: the border between the parts becomes a visible point of proportion, and not a technical detail. It can coincide with the natural waist, raise it visually or, on the contrary, lengthen the body and change the way the legs are read - depending on the specific combination.

How parts change the silhouette

A corset top with a wide skirt brings the image closer to A-silhouette, while the smooth top and narrow bottom create a more restrained vertical case. Pants shift the emphasis from the hemline to the waistline and shoulders and bring the set together trouser suit. At the fitting, it is important to see whether the border between the parts does not divide the figure at its widest point and how it behaves when turning.

Completeness without false expectations

The mark "individual elements" describes the construction of the image, and does not promise to sell each part separately. The complete set, available combinations and the possibility of replacing the top or bottom must be specified for a specific model. In the catalog with such solutions really overlap transformed design, but a visually separated set and a transformer dress are not the same thing.

Lace helps to connect the parts with a repetition of the pattern, satin with a common shine and smooth plane, and the contrast of the textures makes the border a deliberate accent. This format is appropriate for a modern ceremony, an evening outing or an image that you want to assemble outside of the canon of dresses. On samples in CRYSTAL ask to see the set from the front, from the side, and in motion: that's when you can see if the parts work as a whole.