Whenever loving how a jumpsuit looks in a magazine or on the mannequin doesn’t always correspond to how it looks or fits on your body, finding the perfect jumpsuit can be bit of a struggle, that being said.
When I found this jumpsuit the waist and pants fit, the p section was all wrong, thankfully my miracle worker of a seamstress fixed it so it fits me like a glove.
The key to finding the perfect fit on a jumpsuit is to fit it to the widest part of you and go from there. Your tailor is your best friend, as always. Of course, for instance, if you have a larger bust, get the p portion to fit you and then have the waist and legs taken in, or if you’re like me, you’ll want the jumpsuit to fit your bottom half first, and then get everything else tailored.
It is much easier to take something in than to let it out. All problems solved! Here comes the bride, and she is not afraid to stand out. Throwing all tradition to the wind, ‘brides to be’ are now oftenopting out of conventional dresses and instead choosing to walk down the aisle in style in anything but gowns. I’m sure you heard about this. Figurefitting’, playful, and comfortable, there is no reason to not look like a lady boss that you are every other day of the year in one of these numbers. Others served up some major va voom and sex appeal, perfect for the ‘fashionforward’ bride who wants to actually party and dance on her wedding day, while some looks ranged on the delicate and sweet side. I’m sure it sounds familiar. While matching sets, and even, wait for it, bodysuits, while bridal jumpsuits and skirt separates have had major moments the last few seasons and are notexactlynew anymore, this Bridal Fashion Week saw the biggest number of nondress looks ranging from jumpsuits to rompers.