Bridesmaids are a very important part of a wedding party.  They assist the bride in making crucial decisions for the wedding and party planning.  They are also there to support the bride when things become stressful and ensure everything goes smoothly on the big day.  Bridesmaids should feel and look beautiful so their bridesmaid dresses should be fun and fashionable.  The bridesmaid dress trends change with bridal gowns every year and the same goes for bridesmaid dresses.  Bright and short dresses will be the style for 2010.

Casual Fabrics

Throw out the satin and pull out the cotton.  Casual fabrics have become the choice for bridesmaid dresses.  Tutu netting skirts and cotton blends have become the rage.  Dropped waists, low cut fabrics and dropped waists go perfect with these fabrics. Choose airy, well fitting fabrics that aren’t constricting and flow well. The bridesmaid should be comfortable as well as beautiful, so she’ll be ready for the party later. After all, they should be having fun too.

Shorter Hemlines

No more long dresses, showing off those legs is the way to go.  Short dresses have pushed those overformal and ordinary long dresses aside.  Simple yet sophisticated styles have taken over the platform as asymmetrical hemlines have gone out and straight cut edges with embellishments are in for 2010.  Sleek and sexy styles by “Calvin Klein” will be coming down the aisle this year.

Multicolor

Having a different color dress for each bridesmaid has become a developing trend.   Using a variation of shades and tones for each dress is a trendy idea.   If pink and blue are your wedding colors, use different shades of these colors for the dresses.   Wouldn’t that make a unique appearance standing next to the bride?

Orange and Pink

Those girly colors such as pink and orange have made a comeback.  Bright orange  and fuchsia are hot, not the pastels.  Runways everywhere are showing the feminine yet bold fuchsia designs.

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