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Will you be the kind of bride that is looking to rock a statement piece or just enjoy the fact that no one has a clue of what you are going to wear on your special day?
The world of bridal fashion is ever-evolving so it is no surprise that jumpsuits are becoming more accepted as the perfect outfit for a bride on her wedding day. Here are some jumpsuits that match unique bridal styles:
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The Sophistocrat
This is the metropolitan bride who loves corporate clothing even over the weekend. Pantsuits and tailored cuts are all that she loves for, it’s no surprise that she would choose to wear a jumpsuit with clean lines and definition.
A cape jumpsuit or one with structured detail will be the perfect fit for the bride with a sophisticated eye for fashion.
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The Playful Bride
This kind of style is reminiscent of the girl next door with a youthful and romantic feel. This is for that girl in the movies who runs through the meadows, picking flowers and collapsing in a huge bed of grass with a smile on her face.
She believes that life is love and she wears it in her smile and appearance.
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The Femme Fatale
This bride loves to be a showstopper and head-turner when she makes an entrance. The jumpsuit donned by this kind of bride will accentuate her curves with strategic cuts and slits.
This style oozes sex appeal and is for the hypergamous woman who is always trying to live and look like her best feminine self.
The femme fatale style would be a perfect match for the groom who dresses like he stepped out of a GQ magazine.
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The Traditional Bride
The traditional bride will strive to look like how brides have always looked with white lace detail and a jumpsuit that is reminiscent of a ball gown.
If Cinderella was a millennial, this is the jumpsuit that she would have worn to the ball alongside her glass slippers.
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The Transitioning Tom Boy
This style is perfect for the bride who does not care to wear dresses on a normal day but still wants to stand out on her big day. This style is simple, chic and brings out the feminine in any woman.
Which bridal style can you identify with? Would you ever wear a jumpsuit on your wedding day or do you think they have no place in a bridal wardrobe?