Kate Middleto illusate what lace illusion sleeves should be. We can’t be more thrilled to see wedding dresses with sleeves are still having a major fashion moment from three-quarter and billowing to cuffed and full-length. After so many years of strapless bodice bridal gowns, it was time for a sleeve revival. Read on to find out why we love this trend and discover some fabulous sleeved dresses by the extraordinary designers at Mon Cheri Bridals.
For starters, illusion sleeves are the perfect combination of vintage romance and modern sophistication. A well-fitting sleeve enhances and celebrates the female form while also covering up flaws, providing a modest, formal approach that isn’t boring.
From Kate Middleton to Grace Kelly, princesses of all times have turned to illusion sleeves to add a regal vibe to their bridal look. I’m talking understated drama meets serious glamour meets a whole lot of romance!
If you’re ready to have your princess moment too, the breathtaking gowns from Mon Cheri Bridals are everything you’ve ever dreamed of… and so much more. Ready to get your pretty on? Let’s go!
2017 officially ushered in the age of the off-the-shoulder. Shoulders are bared in lace and long sleeved styles, making the trend perfect for winter and fall brides. This gorgeous ball gown (Style 117292 Aurelia) by David Tutera for Mon Cheri dares brides-to-be to expose their shoulders for an old-world charm look with a contemporary twist.
There’s something undeniably feminine about the three-quarter length sleeve: it’s elegant, alluring, a little bit retro, and totally distinctive on a wedding dress. Sophia Tolli and her 2017 Bridal Collection have us swooning over these two flattering and demure numbers (Style Y11702 Gabrielle and Style Y11720 Felicity) that featured this sleeve trend to perfection.
