And the bling is back, but not overdone! The beading on these dresses adds elegance and sophistication.
Here are our favorite picks from the bead and sequin trend!
Top right: Kenneth Pool- Elody. Such a light, fitted and sheer dress! Beading is minimal but the cap sleeves and sweetheart neckline give the dress character. The back is not shown, but it is beautiful with a cut out and lace on top. Pretty sheer train as well!
Second on right: Eve of Milady- Spring 2013! So this one has more sequin and beading than the others but it is so simply crafted as it fades into a mermaid trumpet skirt and then remains solely silk at the bottom. Love the sweetheart neckline on this one, just somethin' about it!
Middle: Lazaro- This dress reminds us of a fairytale. The champagne color with a drastic sweetheart neckline and the sheer ballgown bottom is so princess-like. The sequin and beading is larger so it really shows. The dress is higher in the front than the back which is also very unique.
Second to last on right: Kenneth Pool- Spring 2013! Love this style ballgown! Not only is the color so unique but the sheer and silk shift on the bottom of the dress is so different and majestic. The beading on the top is not too overwhelming. Absolutely stunning.
Bottom right: Kenneth Pool- This gown is the perfect combination between the bead and sequin trend and the ruffle trend! I love the corset bodice with the beading, which is very elaborate. Because that is the only part that is very detailed, the ruffled ballgown bottom makes the dress look so soft and "drape-y"! Fabulous!
Kenneth Pool was the popular designer for this trend. Let us know what your favorites are!
Stay tuned for tomorrow's post on the most fabulous trend yet!!
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