The BridalBook Chevron Lookbook

CHEVRON LOOKBOOK

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CHEVRON LOOKBOOK

For a modern and charming wedding, opt for one that’s peppered with Chevron patterns. The angular pattern is a nice departure from plain straight lines, and instantly gives an edge--quite literally--to any affair.

You may create subtle impact by incorporating the pattern into small details, or go bold by making the pattern a focal point in various elements. To complement the Chevron-printed pieces and add variety to your decor, use textured objects that reflect angular shapes as well.

Delicate colors--like lavender, purple, and powder blue--offer beautiful contrast to the edgy Chevron design.

Pulling off a Chevron-inspired ensemble is easier than you may think. Opt for a gown with an uneven hemline or pleated details, which mirror the lines of the pattern.

CHEVRON LOOKBOOK

Channel Chevron on your big day through a dress with a handkerchief skirt. The uneven hem adds drama to the ensemble, making it an apt selection for the fun, fearless, yet romantic bride.

CHEVRON LOOKBOOK

The V-shape is the fundamental component of Chevron. A neckline with a dip--like a V or a sweetheart--not only captures the essence of this pattern, but it also adds a classic touch to the ensemble.

CHEVRON LOOKBOOK

A pair of pointy pumps can complement a chevron-themed ensemble. To add personality to the look, play with different textures and finishes, like suede and metal.

CHEVRON LOOKBOOK

Overlapping lines can subtly mirror the chevron’s modern feel. Channel sophistication through accessories with woven designs in lace or silk fabric.

CHEVRON LOOKBOOK

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