What to Wear to a Wedding for Your Body Type

Weddings are stressful enough without worrying about your wardrobe. Browse this collection of figure-flattering dresses before your next nuptials to ease your packing (and partying!) concerns.

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#8. If You Want to Show Off Your Arms in a Flowy Dress...

...And don't want to look like you're pregnant or a bridesmaid, try a sleeveless silk chiffon dress that won't detract from the bride's satin or lace. A graceful bias-cut will add definition at your waistline, while bringing attention to your top half. Just remember to err on the side of caution and wear a darker shade to distinguish yourself from the wedding
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Photo by: Courtesy of J.Crew
#8. If You Want to Show Off Your Arms in a Flowy Dress...
...And don't want to look like you're pregnant or a bridesmaid, try a sleeveless silk chiffon dress that won't detract from the bride's satin or lace. A graceful bias-cut will add definition at your waistline, while bringing attention to your top half. Just remember to err on the side of caution and wear a darker shade to distinguish yourself from the wedding party.

J.Crew silk chiffon dress, $350; jcrew.com

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