Lace is "in" in a big way. Brides everywhere are flocking to its sweet, Southern charm.
“Brides are drawn to lace because of the classic, elegant texture and the uniqueness that this beautiful textile offers for the wedding day,” She Said Yes Bridal’s Brandi Rushton said. “Brides are still able to find their individuality because of the variations and options that lace offers.”
Clearly Arkansas brides are no exception, as evidenced by this phenomenal Allure Bridal gown from Low’s Bridal & Formal, but we think you should know your roots before you say “I do.”
We’ve assembled a quick reference lace list for your fashion folio. Learn it, love it, impress all your girls with it.
Alençon - When you think of lace, this is largely what comes to mind. Alençon is versatile and intricate with lots of texture.
Guipure - Remind you of home? This style has a more rustic, homespun feel that is perfect for your shabby chic event.
Spanish - Iconic flat roses make a cultural (and stunning) statement. You're definitely not letting those dance classes go to waste.
Ribbon - The random cord designs of ribbon are a great way to dip your toe into the lace pond if dainty needlework isn’t quite your thing.
Chantilly - Vintage and romantic, chantilly is a soft and delicate dream for slim silhouettes.
Duchesse - Fancy yourself a princess? These bold florals and sprawling filigree are nothing short of royal.
Which one is your favorite? And what pattern are you rocking like it’s 1814?
