DRESS TRENDS / Oct 07, 2019

[Business] BRIDESMAID DRESSES THAT NEVER GO OUT OF STYLE

As the owner or manager of a dress boutique, you should always have the most sought after options for customers. In the case of bridesmaid dresses, we know that there are tons of choices, but, like everything in fashion, there are certain styles that never go out of style and that brides always look for so that their dear partners in crime look beautiful in that special day.

Planning on time the stock you want to have available for the wedding season will give you the lead over other stores, as it will allow you to calmly search and choose the best options with your dress suppliers.

So, check out these bridesmaid dress styles you should have in your boutique.




Simple and charming

Get the look: style GL2816 | High-Neck Chiffon Ruched-Bodice A-Line Long Dress



Sometimes the most beautiful and elegant dresses are the simplest. In 2020 plain dresses, without extravagant fabrics, rhinestones or complicated designs will be on great trend. Make sure to have different models in your boutique, both in light and dark colors to meet the diverse preferences of your clients.




Classic but in a trendy color

Get the look: style GL2824 | Chiffon Ruched Sweetheart Long Dress



For the most reserved girls, you should always have a classic option. But, classic doesn’t mean boring or anti fashion. Colors like baby blue, sage green and champagne will continue in trend in 2020, so none of these tones should be out of your boutique stock.




Short and fun

Short Homecoming Cocktail Dress

Get the look: style GS1622 | Embroidered Applique Bodice V-Neck Chiffon Short Dress



Although we are used to long bridesmaid dresses, there are always girls who prefer to go out of the conventional and wear a more fun, fresh and relaxed look. A short dress gives them all of that.

Get ahead of other fashion stores, ordering on time your boutique’s stock for the wedding season.





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