The past and Present of World’s Wedding dresses

For the origin of the bridal dress, there are various versions. About 1700 B. C. -1550 B. C. in ancient A holiday in greece, aristocratic women from the three generations of Mino used dresses with bare chest style and a bell-shaped skirt. There is a legend that such apparel with the whole close-fitting design is the earliest prototype of bridal dress. The draped chest and bustle appeared throughout Western european Renaissance in the 16th century. Subsequently, the concept of bridal dress gradually became clear. Designers begun to create multiple three-dimensional effects. And such abundant thinking also smooth the way for three-dimensional cuts of subsequent trumpet style wedding dresses designs.
 
Throughout the 17th to the 18th century in Europe, a popular kind of gorgeous and luxurious Baroque art and Rococo art were applied into the bridal dress, which showed the wedding’s brilliance and luxury and nobility of the bridal dress. And gradually, the original low neckline of the dress was replaced by a reserved high neckline. In addition, gorgeous brocade begun to widely use and there were lots of floral decorations inlaid on the neckline, cuffs and skirt. The 19th century serves as a a brilliant era. The solemn bridal dress was aceded with components of neo-classicism, romanticism and revivalism. Such diversified presentation appeared to take wedding ceremony dress into fashion trends. The original fabrics like man made fibre and satin also begun to frequently have “rivals” like tulle and lace, which made brides-to-be dazzled. Come to trendy and fashionable 21st century, brides have let efficiency and heaviness go. And as time goes, the sexy and elegant beauty of lines also come into wedding ceremony dress world. Some designers still remain the origin design of “tight chest muscles and deep lower body”, but at the same time, several designers abandon the concept of bustle. The high skirt, knee-length short style, gorgeous shawls and sexy hollowed-out design formerly get to be the image of bridal dress designers’ inspirations and fashion trends.