2012 Wedding Dress Trend-Short In Front Long In Back
December 14, 2011
2011 will come to an end soon, if you are 2012 bride, maybe it is time for you to choose a great wedding dress. Do you know what the hot trend is for 2012? What is the sexy bride’s favorite choice? You got is, it is designed wedding dress with Short In Front Long In Back design.
We know that High-Low Hemlines designed wedding dress is a fun trend for up-coming brides-to-be! The high-low cut really combines the contrast between short and long, sexy and sweet. The short cut in the front makes you sexy while revealing your long legs and the long train in the back brings sweetness of the dress. The brides will look elegant and sexy from the front and also look like a princess in the back, right?
- Short In Front Long In Back wedding dress
Here are some wedding dresses with high-low hemlines, hope you can get some inspiration from them.
See the shoes? Yes, this will be my purpose of choosing this kind High-Low hemlines wedding dress. What I like most about this trend is that it gives you the perfect excuse to wear stylish wedding shoes. You can choose a color you like, but remember, do not choose the too shining shoes otherwise; people will pay more attention to your shoes rather than the wedding dress.
- High-Low hemlines designed wedding dress
The spaghetti straps A-line wedding gown features high-low hemline design. It is suitable for the tall and slim brides since it utterly shows the most beautiful part of you. The chiffon fabric adds flowy effect to this dress.
- wedding dresses with high-low hemlines
And this one is from boncyboutique.com’s design, which combines the hot trend in 2011 and 2012 wedding dress. The floral design in high v-neck design is a great match with the short front design, displaying the best of the bride.
I have no idea if you like this trend: High-Low hemlines wedding dress. So what do you think? Do you like wedding dresses with high-low hemlines? Have you made a final decision between a short or a long wedding dress? If not, why not combine them together?