This structured look was finished with a small choker and a dramatic black smokey eye that we think Diana absolutely nails
[2] By that time, "A-line" was used more loosely to describe any dress wider at the hips than at the bust or waist, as well as a number of flared skirt styles
These were often made from lightweight wool or synthetic blends, suitable for both office and casual settings
Browse our styles of wedding gowns today from A-Line, Fit And Flare, High/Halter Neck, Jumpsuits/Pantsuits, Long Sleeve, Off The Shoulder, Open/Plunge Neck, Separates/Two Piece, Short, Simple, Spaghetti Strap, Split Skirt, Strapless, Structured and V-Neck
A structured satin A-line is perfect for a formal ballroom or historic church, while a soft lace or chiffon A-line gown would be stunning in an outdoor garden, a rustic barn, or for a romantic destination wedding