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A STEP BEYOND BUSTLING
I've posted extensively and in great detail on bustle basics in the past: The difference between over and under bustling, built in versus a detachable train, what fabrics work best--that sort of thing. Today I want to say a few words on looking at the bustle as an art from. If you look at the back of your dress (with a train that eventually bustles) think of it as a blank canvas to which you can add trim, bows, florals, etc. Once shaped, it becomes a miracle of soft sculpture. Bustles are generally located in the back of a gown but not always. Below you'll find a handful of images showing some gorgeous and one off techniques in the fine art of bustling.
CREDITS
Photos 6 and 7:Bustled bow dress via Tumblr//Gold sequined bustle via Pinterest
Photo 8: Marchesa Spring 2014 via Tumblr
13 comments:
Gorgeous gown overload.
I can't have enough of them though.
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I love the whole bustle thing!
the backs of these dresses are beautiful!
xo
MOSAMUSE
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GRATE
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The draping in these gown are magnificent. I love that all grey gown. xx/Madison
Your posts are always dreamy, perfect written and with fabulous pics <3
Xxx cutie
Carolina
www.the-world-c.blogspot.com
Really marvellous x
I like these modern versions of the bustle but it's the last gown that has caught my eye. There's just something so feminine about lace sleeves!
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I'm a huge Ian Stuart fan and I adore every single image, fab post x
Hi Amy, you are right, the bustle is a form of art. These ones are to die for but the last one is definetly my choice. Kisses! xo
Amazing bustles!
Love this post!
xoxox,
CC
LOVE the Bustled Bow Dress in picture # 6!
xx
Amazing dresses!
First one is just gorgeous!
xxx
S
http://s-fashion-avenue.blogspot.it
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