The following techniques can completely transform the texture and look of your wedding dress fabric, and are common components of bridal fashion.
Rouching/Ruching: a rumpled appearance is characteristic of rouched fabric, which is achieved by sewing gathered fabric.
(Photo via Ultimate Wedding)
Boning: boning uses metal or plastic wires to structure the garment.
(Photo via Ball Gowns and Dresses)
Wrapping: wrapped fabric is gathered to the side of the garment and sometimes secured with a decorative brooch.
(Photo via Kere Wedding)
Corseting: Corsets tie up at the back and often feature boning at the torso.
(Photo via Perfect Wedding Guide)
Pleating: pleating is folded-back fabric characterized by uniform lines in a “fan-like” appearance.
(Photo via Engageology)
