Having been worried about your wedding day because your biceps are a little strong more than normal? Stop stressing and arm yourself with our guide to flattering sleeve styles. You'll be baring them with confidence in no time.
T-Shirt Sleeves
As the name indicates, these sleeves look like those on your favorite T-shirt -- a good
plus size casual wedding dresses option for brides who want to cover their upper arms but don't want to go all the way (long sleeves). If you're self-conscious about baring your triceps/biceps, this option may be for you.
Cap Sleeves
Shorter than a T-shirt sleeve, more rounded and therefore a little more baring. Best on women with fairly slender or well-toned upper arms.
Knot note
Keep in mind that many
wedding dresses online are also available with illusion (sheer) sleeves, which will make you
feel covered up, though you won't necessarily look it.
Off-the-Shoulder Sleeves
These sleeves cover the upper part of the arms while leaving the tops of the shoulders and décolletages exposed. This
vintage wedding gowns style flatters lots of women -- big- and small-busted brides alike. And the sleeves cover enough of the upper arm to make almost anyone comfortable.
3/4-Length Sleeves
Ending midway between the elbow and the wrist, this sleeve style has a classic, ladylike feel. It's an elegant look in bridal -- cool, yet covered!
Spaghetti Straps
Skinny straps with no sleeves attached. This style is reserved for those who are genetically blessed, spend lots of time pumping iron, or just want to look sexy in her
designer wedding dresses! If you're the least bit arm-shy, consider pairing this look with a wrap.
Have you now been an expert on the sleeves? Have you already chosen the best one for yourself? Now, go ahead!
wedding
