Mother of the Bride Dresses

 

If you're a mother of the bride, it's important to look your best on your daughter's wedding day. That means finding an elegant dress that flatters your figure and complements the wedding theme.

Luckily, there are tons of options out there for elegant mother of the bride dresses! We've rounded up the best styles and expert tips to help you choose your perfect outfit.

A-Line Silhouettes

A-line dresses are one of the most flattering silhouettes for many different body types. They also look great on women who have thick waists or want to elongate their frames.

A modified A-line is a variation of the A-line dress that fits the body through the bodice and hips, but flares out to the hem instead of narrowing at the bottom. The style is often referred to as the trapeze or ball silhouette, and was first introduced by French couture designer Christian Dior in spring 1955.

If you’re looking for a lace mother of the bride dress, MGNY’s Soft Net Evening Gown with Beaded Lace (style 72503) is a lovely option. This beautiful gown features a flowing A-line skirt with three-dimensional beaded lace appliques for a chic and elegant look.

Floor-Length Silhouettes

A floor-length mother of the bride dress is the perfect choice for weddings that require more formal attire. These styles are also ideal for outdoor events.

Many of these dresses feature intricate embroidery and lace appliques, which adds elegance and style to the garment. You can find a range of designs, colors and materials to suit your personal preferences.

One of the most popular and flattering silhouettes is the Princess gown. This style features a fitted bodice and then flares out to form a full, skirted train. It is a flattering choice for petite and full-figured brides alike.

Midi Silhouettes

Midi silhouettes are a great choice for moms who want to make a statement. These dresses come in a wide range of colors and patterns, making it easy to find one that matches your personal style.

A midi silhouette can also help elongate your legs and give you a more proportional fit. That’s why we love this petite modern sheath dress from Trina Turk, which has a short hemline to accentuate a small frame.

If you’re looking for a sleek dress with an elegant look, this satin midi dress is a perfect choice. It features a sleeveless cowl neckline, dual spaghetti straps, and a flowy sheath silhouette. Pair it with hoop earrings and strappy heels to complete your look.

Off-the-Shoulder Silhouettes

If you want a simple and sleek mother of the bride dress, an off-the-shoulder silhouette is a great choice. But don’t be afraid to play with color, design, and fabric options to achieve the look you desire.

For example, we’re crushing on this wine red sexy gown that has the most romantic off-the-shoulder neckline and is so comfortable to wear (thanks to stretchy satin!).

The sexy silhouette is paired with a dramatic cascading ruffle, making it the ideal mother of the bride dress for a glamorous garden ceremony or outdoor wedding. Plus, it comes in four other non-frumpy colors, so you can find one that’s perfect for your personal style.

Sheer Silhouettes

Sheer dresses are a classic mother of the bride look that exudes sophistication and style. They also work well for petite mothers of the bride as they can accentuate their frames and make them appear taller and slimmer.

Shear dresses have been seen on the runways and red carpets in various shades of black, but they’ve also shown up in light shades adorned with florals and other fantastical motifs. At Alberta Ferretti, a black dress was embellished with flowers; at Gucci, motifs included swans and marabou feathers.

Shear frocks are a great option for summer weddings as they offer plenty of coverage while still keeping the look feminine and casual. This tea-length dress, for example, has a romantic floral print that would complement a beach wedding and is available in a variety of colors.

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