What to Wear Under Your Wedding Dress
The New York Times
The perfect fit for your bridal look often starts with the right undergarments. Here are some suggestions for finding them based on dress styles.
The undergarments you wear are the base of your wedding day look, and the right foundation can enhance the fit of your dress. “Your underpinnings help form the shape and structure of your dress and how it drapes on your body,” said Lori Kaplan, the founder and owner of Bra Tenders in New York City. Ms. Kaplan suggests choosing undergarments even before committing to buying your dress and taking them with you to your dress fittings. “I recommend first finding options of shapewear and foundation that will work with the dresses you’re eyeing.”
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