Fabric: Taffeta
Neckline: Square neckline with ruffled collar
Skirt: Trumpet skirt with flower and lace detail
Train: Chapel train
Sleeves: Short sleeves

Fabric: Taffeta
Neckline: Queen Anne neckline
Waistline: Ruched natural waist
Skirt: Ballgown skirt
Sleeves: Modified cap sleeves
Specials: Lace bodice embellished with beading and sequins, hidden side pockets

Fabric: Satin, lace, organza
Neckline: V-neckline
Waistline: Satin sash around natural waist
Skirt: Satin a-line skirt with organza overlay
Train: Chapel train
Sleeves: Short sleeves
Specials: Alencon lace bodice with satin trim, satin covered buttons down back

Fabric: Chiffon, organza
Neckline: Bateau neckline
Waistline: Chiffon sash around natural waist
Skirt: Tea length swing skirt with crinoline and organza under layers
Sleeves: Cap sleeves
Other: Covered buttons down back

Fabric: Taffeta
Neckline: Sweetheart neckline
Skirt: Trumpet skirt
Train: Chapel train
Sleeves: Ruched cap sleeves
Specials: Ruched bodice, lace up corset back, embroidery embellishments around bust line and hips with silver sequins and beads

DO:

Choose short sleeves if you’re pear shaped, a tailored short sleeve can balance your look. As short sleeves not only can cover your shoulders if you need to, but also can balance small shoulders.

Use short sleeves to show off well-toned arms.

Short sleeves help break up the line, so if you are tall, short sleeves together with a suitable dress shape will make you look shorter.

DON’T:

But it’s better to keep larger arms covered up by choosing long sleeves, preferably with a looser fit.  Attention that short sleeves will emphasize broad shoulders.