Wedding Gowns

Elie Saab Wedding Gowns

Every bride will say about its wedding gown that is the most beautiful one. Indeed there is a bond between her and the dress and for sure that no matter others opinions she will take it as the highest rated one. But honestly, there is the clear difference between the simple and those with a really gorgeous view, those with a strong accent on details. The meaning of a bridal dress being beautiful is variable but still a marking line can be made at the embellishments added and how these can change totally the view.




Precious, dreamlike view, high standards. With these references you get to Elie Saab wedding gowns. What this collection offers is something unseen, a unique vision, a high class line. Indeed, in a measure they are suitable just for those brides wanting to astound, for those that simplicity is no a defining term for a respectable bride.

Let’s meet together the 2011 Elie Saab wedding gowns collection. And for the start we see Aglaya. The top part makes combinations of feathers, embroidery and lace, a sweetheart neckline, sleeveless. It has on the bodice attached a sash, with bow style ended in front. From the marked waist line it continues with a large bouffant skirt, all abut tulle and embroidery in flowers look in rows on sides.

Another one, fallowing the same general lines of presentation, is Laertes. This on has an empire waist, strapless corset, straight neckline. Apart from these aspects it has the exact matching style and look with the first dress presented. Cassandra enchants us with its overwhelming sensuality. It changes the eel and comes with a square neckline, straps, pleated bodice, long straight dress. The interesting par just comes: it is split in front until the corset, revealing under a short bodice all about lace, wavy style for the selvage part. Parts of the top part beaded, different lines as pleated style they all contribute to the modern view given to this gown type.

Again for a silhouette marking point there is the mermaid dress. Auriga has a deep V neckline, three quarters lace sleeves, empire waist and chapel train. Everything from top to bottom is about the embroidery and lace, for the corset with beaded parts too. The simplest variant can be about just the empire waist dress, the same neckline but with straps, slightly folded at the top. Again the same fabrics used this dress is called Atalanta.

And when you thought you have seen enough it comes Euterpe with another vision. No more lace but counting on lines. The corset is asymmetric, higher on one side, pleated with large bouffant skirt in folds, pockets on sides, at the back simple no folds style.