A stunning new series of illustrations charts the evolution of bridal looks over the past 110 years, offering a glimpse into the world's changing political and cultural climates through the varying styles of the wedding gowns that were favored during those times.
The infographic, features sketches of wedding gowns worn over the last eleven decades, from the 1900s to the present day. The drawings, which were illustrated by a fashion designer, are accompanied by a historical analysis of why certain silhouettes, veils and make-up looks were popular during a particular decade.
The inforgraphic also accommodates the influence of famous brides, including Grace Kelly, Princess Diana, Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy and Kate Middleton, revealing how their choice of gowns helped to shape the favored fashions of brides in that era.
1900s: Affluent women donned white gowns featuring S-shaped corsets to cinch their waists and wide puffy sleeves that were tapered to their forearms during the turn of the century
1910s: As the Edwardian era neared its end, empire line gowns gained popularity and women opted for dresses with intricate lace designs and higher waist lines
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