Understanding the characteristics of these different vintage eras can help brides narrow down their search and find the perfect dress that speaks to their aesthetic preferences: 1920s: Flapper-style dresses with dropped waists and beading 1930s: Bias-cut gowns that hug the body 1940s: Modest, wartime-influenced styles 1950s: Full-skirted, romantic dresses and tea length options 1960s: Mod-inspired short dresses and empire waists 1970s: Bohemian styles with flowing fabrics and classic bridal beauty Vintage styles can be mixed and matched to create a truly individualized bridal look that combines elements from different periods
Just go for an opaque cotton or knit version with refined finishesthink shirt dresses, button-down tunics or kimono styles
Match your mini this item is a match to the girls' version of the Stella and also goes with the Karina in Tan Gingham
Dont be afraid of cap sleeves or flutter sleeves, so long as they arent too exaggeratedand remember, you can always add a crisp white shirt to cover sleeves you dont like
Their designs were also worn by a critical mass of black models, who dominated the runway with their personality and theatrics
Pair this sophisticated piece with delicate gold jewelry and high heels for a polished cocktail party or wedding reception
