Whether a bridal gown, or a special occasion dress, here are different waist styles to consider when shopping!
Basque Waist

This waistline features a "U" or "V" shape.
This particular dress is made for a Quinceanera.
Dropped Waist

This dress features a waist line below the natural waist at the mid hip.
This particular dress is a great everyday style.
Empire Waist

This style has a raised waistline that sits just below the bust,
from which the rest of the dress flows down to the hem.
The Empire Waistline is used in all types of dresses.
Natural Waist

This style waist line hits at the natural waist,
the indentation between the hips and the rib-cage.
Princess Waist

Also known as the "no waist," it features an A-line silhouette
with vertical seams down the front.
Which waistline style do you prefer?
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