Basque Waistline Wedding Dress Inspiration

Basque Waistline Wedding Dress Inspiration

Basque waistlines are of French origin, dip right below the natural waist, and we’re used to seeing them on our favorite princess plucked from popular fairy-tale pages. The soft curving lines at the bottom of the bodice come to a point at the center front, elongating the body for a sweet-yet-regal look. And we adore its classic, yet unique appeal.

These silhouettes are extremely flattering to the feminine figure and create a statement that isn’t seen as frequently on those walks down the aisle. Which, in our opinion, make these gowns even more of a dreamy, attractive choice. Let’s gather some inspiration now, shall we?

Justin Alexander, Charlese

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This fitted, crepe gown features a basque waistline, a fit and flare silhouette, as well as hand-beaded embroidery and sequins. Basically, it’s an absolute stunner.

The design is a bit more sensual and we love how it conforms to the body’s shape. It’s very complimentary on the feminine figure and would work in a variety of settings.

From glam to traditional, from art decor to Old Hollywood, this Justin Alexander dress absolutely works.

For any gal that’s looking to make a big impact with their look at a black tie affair or evening celebration, you can’t go wrong with this beauty.

Matthew Christopher, Emma

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The basque waist on this Matthew Christopher gown is perfectly mirrored by the pointed seam of the mermaid skirt. The lace is gorgeous and the layers make for a unique statement.

Overall, the silhouette of this gown is incredibly flattering on a variety of body types. From slender to curvy, this is the type of design that hides, accentuates, and enhances every great part of every body.

Matthew Christopher can be found at a variety of boutiques and he includes a variety of traditional elements in his designs. From lace to long trains, he knows how to fit the classic bride.

Galia Lahav, Aria

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This bohemian-style Galia Lahav dress combines blush, silver, and ivory into a single ethereal look. It may stray from the traditional, bridal gown but it incorporates so many stunning details that even our classic brides will want a piece of this one.

The off the shoulder neckline, the dipping, basque waistline, it’s all so effortlessly stunning and looks to be plucked straight from the pages of a fairytale book

There’s even a train to make the entire look even more magical. The overlay lace and the details on the bodice should get a closer look as well.

Pronovias, Cloe

Pronovias, Cloe Wedding Dress

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The basque waist on this Pronovias gown may be subtle, but it certainly doesn’t lack drama when paired with its plunging neckline. It’s a ball gown with a lot of extra sass and sex appeal.

The off-the shoulder neckline only adds to the drama and the flowing skirt is perfection for the dance floor. Pronovias knows how to make brides happy and is one of the most popular of brands when it comes to wedding shopping.

This is a stunning choice for weddings with grandiose venues and those that hold photography at the focus of the event since it photographs so beautifully.

Sottero and Midgley, Chase

Sottero and Midgley, Chase Wedding Gown

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This gown comes in ivory as well as a combination of ivory and mauve or ivory and blush.

How gorgeous is the classic neckline paired with the slightly dropped, basque waistline and flowing skirt?

If you look closely, you’ll notice some stunning detailing all over – sparkly as it moves while you walk down the aisle or twirl on the dance floor.

The bow provides a cinched effect that is flattering for all and we love how accessible the gown is in both locations.

The Chase gown is available at a variety of boutiques and in sizes running from a 0 to a 28. It’s a great example of a Basque Waistline wedding dress.

Casablanca, Elsie

Casablanca, Elsie Wedding Dress

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For those traditional brides that want to feel like the utmost princess, the Elsie gown from Casablanca is exactly what you need. Its basque waistline will accentuate the curve of your body, while the ball gown plays to your dreamland.

The lace sleeves bring the drama and the skirt brings in those warm, bridal feels. Paired with a long veil, this design will trigger tears within so many of your guests.

We envision this beauty on the morning of a cool, winter morning. It’s the perfect addition to your church ceremony and a way to truly wow everyone in the moment you say your I do’s.