Wedding Dress Trend 2010: Asymmetry

Posted by Leah Andrew on July 12th, 2010

Not interested in donning the typical strapless wedding gown because you prefer a bit more visual interest along your neckline? Well, the popular asymmetric neckline is a stunning choice. Whether you want it embellished with flowers, want to rock some ruffles, or favor a simple silhouette, these asymmetric wedding dress choices allow you to have it all, and at unbelievable prices.

Floral Asymmetry

We are in love with this size 10 Hoa Bridal wedding dress (pictured above). A stunning silhouette with couture accents and gorgeous detailing, this is a brand new sample dress available for $1850 (half of its retail price!). Perfect for a classy and sophisticated affair.

Structural Asymmetry

If you love the structure of the asymmetric neckline but still fancy a bit of femininity, this size 4 Pronovias Edimburgo wedding dress for $1000 is the ideal combination. Flattering ruching throughout the bodice to a dropped waist creates a killer silhouette before the party starts in the skirt. You’ll be kicking up your heels in this dress all night!

Grecian Asymmetry

Another beautiful asymmetric option from Pronovias is this size 2 wedding gown for $1650 from the Grecia collection. Striking in its simplicity, this gown uses elegant draping to create a minimalistic and chic wedding look.

Beach Friendly Asymmetry

Angling for a beach wedding but still interested in the one shouldered trend? Check out this size 10 Maggie Sottero RD1044 wedding dress for $800. The flowers across the bust add a touch of romance and the flowing skirt just scream for bare feet on a beach.