When it comes to the style of the gown, consider the look you want for the day.
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Ballgown
A defined waist and voluminous skirt, having "pouf". Flatters:
Thin build; adds curves
Pear shape; hides problem areas
Mermaid
A slim, figure hugging style with a skirt that flares out just below the knee. Flatters:
Trim curvy figures
Empire
A high waist that begins at the under-bust, usually with a slim or a-line skirt. Flatters:
Almost everyone!
Fit & Flare
Often confused with mermaid, Fit & Flare gowns also start with a slim fit, but flare out higher, at the seat, hip, or thigh.
Princess
Multiple fitted vertical panels extending in an A-line, graduating outwards from the hips. Flatters:
Petite, no waistline to cut the figure
Short-waisted; elongates body
Sheath
A narrow, long-line form fitting gown, with a straight skirt that hangs straight to the floor. Flatters:
Shapely figures
Petites