Brides, here's the sitch: You certainly don't need a second, separate reception dressespecially if you feel totally comfortable in the gown you're wearing to your ceremonybut in the case that a long train, voluminous skirt or otherwise cumbersome style will get in the way of you burning down the dance floor at your reception (or after-party), a short or streamlined second dress is the perfect option for you
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The open back is the undeniable centrepiece here - that bead-adorned strap running down the spine turns a classic maxi silhouette into something altogether more considered and directional
A midi dress is anything between these two lengths
Cut close through the body with a low, open back and long fitted sleeves, balancing skin and structure in one quiet silhouette