Wedding dresses: Best neckline for your body(3)

Today let's finish the last part of our topic about what are best neckline for your body.

Square
As the name suggests, it lies straight across the upper torso, where it joins vertical sleeves to create the bottom of a square.
- The good: It’s the right look for a pear, it thins a round face and befits an ample bosom.
- The bad: Don’t pick this if you already have boxy or broad shoulders.

Square short wedding dresses

Strapless
This is the most common type of wedding dress, and the edge runs across the décolletage, revealing plenty of skin.
- The good: Show off your toned arms, defined collarbones and elegant neck.
- The bad: Can make short brides stumpy, draws attention to powerful arms, won’t easily support a full bust and it’s not the best decision if you have barely 'there' breasts.
- The good: Show off your toned arms, defined collarbones and elegant neck.
- The bad: Can make short brides stumpy, draws attention to powerful arms, won’t easily support a full bust and it’s not the best decision if you have barely 'there' breasts.

Strapless wedding dresses

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Sweetheart
It’s a romantic cut that resembles the top of a heart, and it looks gorgeous on most women.
- The good: It’s best friends with your cleavage, elongates your neck and it’s a popular choice for curvy brides.
- The bad: If you’re don’t want eyes on said cleavage, avoid the sweetheart.

Sweetheart ivory wedding dresses

V- Neck
Regarded as universally flattering, this neckline dips to a V in the front, which can be shallow or deep, depending on your preference.
- The good: It slims apple and hourglass shapes, benefits all breast sizes, trims shoulders and creates a leaner figure.
- The bad: Don’t choose this if you’re conscious about your cup size – whether big or small – or your neck.

               Sexy V neck wedding dresses                  

Your dream wedding dress must highlight all your favourite assets, and also shrewdly conceal what you don’t want to emphasise. It’s essential to have a style, shape and colour that suits you, but you also need the right neckline. Now that you know your jewel from your cowl, you’re one step closer to finding your perfect dress.