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The Basque waist has seen a resurgence in recent years, often characterized by a V-shaped or curved design that dips in the center, then rises up on either side of the hips. Now often seen paired with contemporary elements like off-the-shoulder sleeves, plunging necklines, or illusion backs. This type of waistline is combination of classic and modern elements makes it a versatile option for many brides.
Fabric Choices:
Satin, tulle, organza, and lace are commonly used for Basque waist wedding dresses. The fabric choice often depends on the overall style and desired level of formality—satin for a more elegant, luxurious look, while lace and tulle lend a lighter, more romantic feel.
Some options available in store at Bridal Traditions:
Eddy K “Raina”
A stunning mikado ballgown featuring regal pearls and crystal beading on a corset bodice. Elegant beaded straps compliment the form fitted bodice and full skirt. Pictures truly do not do her justice!
Allure A1100
Beautifully delicate crossover tulle composes the bodice of this beautiful strapless Basque waist ballgown, finished with a pair of (optional) playful bow sleeves. Available in both champagne and ivory, visit her in store in the lovely shade of champagne.
Essence of Australia D4109
An intricately draped bodice features a flattering sweetheart neckline and the Basque waist and oversized detachable bow add a contemporary fashion-forward touch.
Maggie Sottero “Angelette”
Illusion lace bodice with exposed boning detail and soft basque waist she’s finished with a shimmer tulle skirt. Perfect for a romantic and soft look!