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It Must Match Dress
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he headpiece you wear on your
wedding day is more than an
accessory: it's the finishing touch
requiring almost as much thought as
your dress itself. How can you be sure
you're choosing one to suit your dress
and your looks?
Mallory Samson, Bride's magazine
fashion editor, suggests you ensure a
match between your headpiece a
dress by shopping for both at Hi same
time and place. Try them on together.
Then look at yourself from all angles in a
full-length mirror
Remember to match colors — a white
headpiece with a white dress, ivory with
iory, maybe a blue satin ribbon woven
through a cap if your dress will have a
liner or sash of blue: To be sure you're
getting the same fabric or lace, ask your
bridal consultant to order a half-yard that
matches your dress, then let her take
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care of having the cap or hat made
A bride with short hair will look
particularly nice in a face framer, an
almost wreath-like cap. Lavished with
pearls or simply banded in fabric, the
face framer will do just that: softly frame
your face just as your hair does. Other
styles to try: the wreath, if your hair is
curly; and the Juliet cap, which sits
snugly on the back of the head:
If your hair is shoulder length:or
longer, you've got versatility. Two soft
haristyles to try: Loosely pin just the top
and sides of your hair together at the
crown. Let the hair in back flow freely.
Then circle the crown with a silky wreath
or crescent of fresh flowers. Or, brush
your hair into a ponytail at the nape.
Roll, twist, or braid it and pin securely
Then top it with a dazzling headband of
feathers and pearls.
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tall bride looks best in a brimmed
a or close-fitting cap. One possibility is
the picture hat, best with a dress that's
casual and ou tdoorsy. Another is the
Juliet cap, amore formal
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Whatever headpiece and veil you
choose, they must feel comfortable and
secure, so you're not afraid to turn your
head or bend over. To help anchor your
headpiece, use white hairpins on either
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especially nice with hair curling around
the face. A tall bride will look elegant
wearing the classic mantilla, whereas a
short bride can look lost in its draping
folds
side, or at the point where the veil is
attached to the hat. If it's a mantilla or
wreath, tuck pins through the lace or
flowers.
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flowers reflecting
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