So, before you say "yes!" to your off-the-shoulder wedding dress, be mindful of how willing you are to sacrifice some mobility. Now that you've gained some serious shoulder-bearing inspiration, take note of not only how you want to look-but how you want to feel on your big day. What to Look for in an Off-the-Shoulder Wedding Dress If you're tying the knot during the spring or summer months, keep it light and airy with tulle fabric and an exaggerated drape to your off-the-shoulder straps. For fall or winter nuptials, pair a long sleeve off-the-shoulder gown with a satin or mikado skirt. According to Sharon Sever, head designer at Galia Lahav, off-the-shoulder necklines are perfect for a regal look any time of the year. The straps or sleeves start below the shoulders, showing off the décolletage and collar bones, while still offering some coverage of the arms. If you can't decide whether or not you want to go with a strapless dress, an off-the-shoulder dress offers the best of both worlds. The best part is off-the-shoulder necklines work in tandem with every gown shape, from mermaid to column-style to ballgown, and complement a range of fabrics, from wispy tulle to intricate lace to crêpe de chine. You'll find this alternative neckline, favored by the likes of Beyoncé and Paris Hilton, on tons of fabulous wedding dresses because it flatters most body types and highlights the upper body in a way that's elegant but a bit sexy, too. When off-the-shoulder wedding dresses made their debut in the bridal world, designers ran with the concept, transforming a once seasonal trend into a lasting style.
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