Ramona Keveza
Romona KevevaThere's something exotic about asymmetrical necklines and we've been seeing a few of them gracing the runways in the past couple years. The beauty of going asymmetrical is, you can ruffle, ruche, dapple with florals, or simply leave the shoulder bare and whatever treatment you choose, it always comes off elegant . . . .
Romona Keveza
Manuel MotaIf you're a tall, heavier or large boned bride, an asymmetrical neckline will flatter you as long as ruffles and poufs are kept to a minimum. Tall, thin brides look great in this neckline with dramatic flourishes at the arm and shoulder.
