Satin wedding dresses

Heavy satin and mikado hold their own shape: they produce those architectural silhouettes without a single stray fold. Light satin does the opposite — it flows over the body and demands a flawless fit, because any imprecision shows at once.

Remember what sheen does: it amplifies volume. If you want satin but not emphasis on the hips, look for a matte version — mikado or a crushed texture. We will show you both in one fitting; the difference reads instantly.