Vintage style is based on elegance and iconography of different eras, from the flaps of the 20s to the 60s hippie chick, the glamor of the 30s and 80s electronica. Whatever time you choose, take your inspiration from clothing style, accessories, music, movies and jewelry for your wedding outfit. Why not mix and create your own style with a modern twist to your bridal outfit you really?
Here is a brief guide to the main vintage look is that you are likely to find in a vintage bridal shop:
20s style began from restrictive clothing like corsets and introduced low waists, higher hems, lace and pearl detailing and Sillhouettes straight cut.
30's fashion was all about elegance and glamor - think of the classic movie stars with wavy hair, figure-hugging dresses silky and smoky eye makeup.
The 40's are inspired by the army, adding a tailored suit look dresses and knee-length hem. Pill Box hats with veils were very popular in the 40s and 50s.
50s style was divided between demure femininity and freedom of rock 'n' roll! Try a 50's style short wedding dress with a full skirt and dance the night away!
Fashion redirected in many directions in the 60s, but his iconic mod styles, cocktail dresses and of course, flower power.
For a 70s looking for a free-flowing maxi Greek style dress or the other end of the scale with a mini-dress.
In view of a vintage look, first on the age or the type of wedding dress you choose to create. Vintage wedding dresses range from floor-length, ankle-length, tea length and even shorter! The style is up to you - perhaps you are inspired by your location or a classic movie, book or celebrity. Browse antique shops and vintage markets for small gifts for your reception and accessories really give your wedding a vintage feel. A simple wedding dress made ten times more impressive with the right shoes, jewelry, headwear and accessories! And do not forget your groom - there are many different types of clothing and men to choose your style.
But above all, make sure your wedding dress and overall style of your own personality and enjoy your unique wedding.
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