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If your eyes were on Meghan Markle’s Givenchy dress because of its striking bateau neckline, you are a minimalist who adores cut and proportion more than anything else. A one shoulder or asymmetric neckline with a pair of elegant pumps and dazzling earrings to replace a necklace will enhance the modernist drama.

“This Maticevski dress suits bride with a slender body type. You would already look amazing with a simple monotone colour bouquet,” says Lam.

The look of ethereality is best achieved in dreamy, floating layers with a scattering of twinkling embellishments. If a full ballerina skirt is too much, try a serpentine line.

Hand-embroidered glass crystals, metallic silver threadwork and seed bead, as well as the raw edge tulle finishing, this Cucculelli Shaheen constellation dress is a symbol of feminine and romance. “Many brides love the romantic look and lace speaks volumes. A tiara or flower crown and a veil add to the poetry,” says Lam.

From an embellishment-adorned veil to the most lavish hand embroidery on the gown, the ‘more is more’ bride-to-be is destined to fall in love with the big volumes and fantastical flourishes by the renowned Indian couturier Sabyasachi.

Your heels are largely going to be hidden, so choose a style that you can walk in comfortably, which can also carry the weight of the gown and veil. “For bride blessed with a small waist, a gown with the voluminous skirt is prefect. The key is keeping your hair, make up and jewellery minimal,” says Lam.

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