Underrated Undergarments
Appropriate undergarments can add significantly to your desired appearance
Vermont
Bride Magazine Summer 2010 issue
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LOVE STORIES:
- Hauyin (Leung) and Doug Kellogg
- Elizabeth (Tobin) and Kevin Eddy
- Michelle (Barrett) and Calum Gardner
CONTENTS FROM THE SUMMER 2010 ISSUE
- The Graceful Charm of a Hampton Inn Wedding Hampton Inn Hotel and Conference Center, Burlington
- Budget Stretching Centerpiece Ideas
- Spa Corner - Relaxation Takes Practice By Sara Daley
- Opposites Attract By Karen Sturtevant
- Matt's P.O.V. - Summer Edition
- Dreaming at the Sunset Ballroom
- How to Make it Work Without the Headaches By Pat Esden
- Underrated Undergarments
- Spotlight on Flowers: Wedding Roses By Karen Sturtevant
- Your Wedding Your Way: Listening to Learn, Learning to Listen by Michael Caldwell
- Up Do Down Do Getting your perfect wedding hair by Drew Whitney
- Selecting Your Wedding Music By Lisa Carlson
Many more articles from the Summer 2010 issue to be added: Please check back!
Cover photo by Ayer Photography
The cover bride for Summer 2010 issue is Elizabeth (Tobin) Eddy
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The SUMMER 2010 ISSUE - - OUR LARGEST ISSUE YET! Weighing in with 96 pages of information, resources, beautiful photography and extensive vendor lists, Vermont Bride Magazine is the guide to bridal events for this 2010 Wedding Season. Look for a copy available throughout the state of Vermont.
One of the most important accessories is never seen, your undergarments.
Women have figure flaws. Even seemingly flawless swimsuit models have admitted insecurities about aspects of their bodies. With appropriate undergarments, they can be corrected.
Improved fabric technologies smooth your silhouette without the use of traditional girdles; however, a laced corset can dramatically change the shape of your torso, if you prefer an hourglass shape. Gentle banding in a spandex torsolette often achieves the same look. They don’t have to be uncomfortable to be effective.
Spandex or nylon in a breathable micro fiber or cotton blend is quite wearable. The cotton wicks away moisture while the nylon and spandex maintain your desired silhouette.
Many of us have curves that are disproportional. The proper fit makes even the most unbalanced figure manageable. Don’t be shy; consult the professionals. Correct measurements taken by a professional will alleviate any fit issues. Silicone, water and foam inserts can be used to enhance areas about which you feel insecure. A professional can recommend the products that are best for your body issues.
From the spandex slip with limited control to the under-wire, full-length, body briefer, there is an appropriate undergarment for your gown. The fabric and style of your dress dictates your undergarment needs. Lightweight fabrics and slimming fits often require more control to eliminate unsightly bulges. Figure insecurities can make even the most perfect woman anxious. Eliminate those worries, preserve a seamless silhouette, and feel flawless. - Dawn Karnes
Related: See our oneline article by Pat Esden "Avoiding Bridal Gown Hell"
For additional info about bridal clothing in Vermont, look at Needlemans Bridal and Formal on this website
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