An illustrated guide to the current favorites at The Blushing Bride Boutique in Frisco
Welcome to Behind the Blushing Curtain. Whether you’re beginning to explore wedding dresses or counting down to your appointment with us, I’m so glad you’re here. I’ve gathered my current favorites to give you a closer look at the dresses I would love for you to try at The Blushing Bride Boutique.
You may already know the look you love, or you may still be figuring that out. My hope is that you’ll find a few possibilities here that make you curious. Take your time with the photographs, notice the details that catch your eye, and bring those favorites to your consultant. You don’t need to have your dress chosen before you walk through our doors.
I wanted this selection to reflect the brides we welcome into our shop, including plus-size brides and brides looking for more affordable options. Every bride deserves thoughtful guidance and the chance to explore a look she loves. I look forward to welcoming you and helping you see how these possibilities come together in person.
Warmly,
Shana
Owner, The Blushing Bride Boutique
Sculpted waists and classic silhouettes
Shana’s current selections for classic styling.
Basque and drop waists alter the proportions of familiar A-line and ballgown shapes. In these selections, Mikado, satin, and lace provide different levels of structure and texture.
Belladore by Ricca Sposa. Lace, a basque waist, and a soft sweetheart neckline define this gown. The lowered waistline is the detail to compare with a conventional waist seam during a fitting.
Veneto by Wona Concept. A defined bodice anchors a classic ballgown silhouette. The full skirt and detailed bodice offer a starting point for brides exploring a structured look.
Lake by Eva Lendel. Mikado gives this gown its structure, while a cat-eye scoop neckline and slight basque waist alter the proportions of a classic silhouette.
Chabli by Eva Lendel. Mikado is paired with lace and beading. Detachable off-the-shoulder sleeves allow brides to compare the neckline with and without an added layer.
Amy by Ivoire Kitty Chen. Plus-size selection. An A-line skirt and lace detail are paired with a detachable jacket. The photograph shows the Amy jacket, adding long sleeves and a covered neckline.
Hazel by Miss Chloe. Affordable Selection. A fitted silhouette features a cat-eye neckline and draping across the bust and hips. The scarf adds another styling option without changing the gown’s underlying shape.
Olexa by Madi Lane. Affordable Selection. Smooth Mikado and Chantilly lace combine in a ballgown with an off-the-shoulder neckline. Detachable lace sleeves make it possible to compare covered and open-arm looks.
Okina by Madi Lane. Affordable Selection. Chiffon and asymmetric draping shape a soft A-line gown with a strapless scoop neckline. The fabric’s movement provides a contrast to the more structured Mikado options.
44558 by Sincerity Bridal. Plus-size selection / Affordable Selection. Seaming and box pleats structure this Mikado ballgown. A sweetheart neckline, basque waist, and off-the-shoulder straps supply definition without allover embellishment.
Ward by Madi Lane. Plus-size selection / Affordable Selection. Draped satin and lace combine in an A-line gown with an off-the-shoulder neckline and basque waist. The juxtaposition of smooth fabric and lace is its central detail.
Wendall by Madi Lane. Plus-size selection / Affordable Selection. Velvet-finish satin and botanical lace are paired with a strapless neckline and drop waist. The A-line skirt continues the elongated line of the bodice.
Draping and restrained detail
Shana’s current selections for minimalist styling.
These gowns concentrate detail in the cut, waistline, or fabric. Pleated chiffon, soft satin, and unembellished lace show how a restrained design can still vary in texture and movement.
Asra by Atelier Wu. Pleated chiffon falls from a structured bodice and drop waist. The combination places emphasis on the contrast between the fitted upper body and the movement of the skirt.
Arlet by Eva Lendel. French lace without beading covers an intricate corset bodice. An inverted basque waist provides a different interpretation of the shaped waistlines seen throughout this selection.
Lucinda by Miss Chloe. Affordable Selection. Soft satin drapes into an A-line silhouette without a defined waist seam. A detachable neck scarf adds a styling option to the otherwise restrained design.
Norton by Wona Concept. Satin, a structured fitted silhouette, and delicate beading bring detail to a comparatively pared-back gown. Shana suggests pairing it with a statement veil.
44552 by Sincerity Bridal. Affordable Selection. A smooth satin skirt is paired with a lace bodice in a fit-and-flare silhouette. The basque waist links the two fabrics while extending the line of the bodice.
66448 by Lillian West. Affordable Selection. A waterfall waistline and embroidered lace add texture to an A-line silhouette. A cat-eye neckline and flowing skirt place the emphasis on shape and movement.
66435 by Lillian West. Affordable Selection. A crepe bodice and English net skirt create the appearance of two pieces. The gown has a sweetheart neckline and basque waist; the photograph includes the optional 66435J tulle jacket.
Lace florals and layered skirts
Shana’s current selections for romantic styling.
Floral lace, printed organza, and layered skirts recur in this group. Detachable bodices and sleeves offer additional ways to compare volume, coverage, and texture.
Jazz by Wona Concept. A fitted silhouette combines texture and embellishment with a detachable overskirt. Trying the gown with and without the overskirt reveals how an added layer changes its outline.
Celina by Ricca Sposa. Lace and sparkle meet a draped bodice. Shana includes the gown as a vintage-inspired option, with the draping providing a point of comparison against more rigid corset shapes.
Billie by Ivoire Kitty Chen. Available in Regular and Plus Size Samples. Floral lace is paired with a detachable satin bodice, shown here with the Billie corset. The fitted lace skirt remains visible beneath the structured upper layer.
Louisa by Jessica Couture. Organza, layered volume, and floral detail define this ballgown. Shana recommends trying the matching statement veil to assess the complete look.
Lissy-Lee by Madi Lane. Plus-size selection / Affordable Selection. Printed florals appear on soft organza, with off-the-shoulder draping and a basque waist above an A-line skirt. The photograph shows the pale-blue floral version.
Woods by Madi Lane. Affordable Selection. Pickup tucks create cascading volume in a Mikado ballgown skirt. A basque waist and draping provide the main design details without relying on allover lace.
44555 by Sincerity Bridal. Affordable Selection. Organza jacquard and asymmetrical tiers form a textured ballgown skirt. A sweetheart neckline balances the volume and ruffled construction below.
44588 by Sincerity Bridal. Affordable Selection. Brocade adds surface texture to this ballgown. A draped strapless sweetheart neckline, basque waist, and full skirt bring several structured elements into one design.
Walker by Madi Lane. Plus-size selection / Affordable Selection. Layered lace and tulle form a gown with a basque waist. Detachable blouson sleeves add volume at the arms and allow a second styling configuration.
66372 by Lillian West. Plus-size selection. Embroidered lace and an airy tulle skirt form an A-line silhouette with a natural waist and plunging V-neckline.
Lucia by Madi Lane. Plus-size selection / Affordable Selection. Chantilly lace and beaded floral motifs cover an A-line gown. An off-the-shoulder sweetheart neckline and fitted lace sleeves extend the lace detailing through the upper body.
Textured fabrics and statement details
Shana’s current selections for statement styling.
Jacquard, crinkled organza, dimensional florals, and pearl details distinguish these selections. Removable scarves and sleeves change the outline of several gowns without requiring a second dress.
Hailey by Jessica Couture. Textured floral jacquard is the defining feature of this gown. Its surface catches the light, making fabric texture a central part of the design.
Freo by Wona Concept. Crinkled organza gives texture to a sculptural sheath with a low back. A removable long scarf introduces an additional line of fabric behind the gown.
Ombre by Madi Lane. Affordable Selection. Oversized matte lace motifs, illusion details, and a low back distinguish this gown. The scale of the lace pattern is the principal detail to examine up close.
Yvonne by Atelier Wu (Jessica Couture). Pearl-encrusted cups extend above a structured Mikado bodice. A full A-line skirt contrasts with the sculpted upper body and the concentrated pearl detail.
Florence by Jessica Couture. Geometric texture on a sweetheart bodice is paired with a pleated satin skirt. The A-line silhouette allows the pleats to open and move as the bride walks.
44570 by Sincerity Bridal. Affordable Selection. Three-dimensional florals and sparkling lace cover a Mikado ballgown. The sweetheart neckline and basque waist provide a structured frame for the raised floral details.
44598 by Sincerity Bridal. Affordable Selection. A cat-eye neckline and brocade fabric define this full ballgown. Shown in Powder Blue/Silver, the gown also has an Ivory/Ivory designer color option.
Eliza by Ivoire by Kitty Chen. Available in Regular and Plus Size Samples. Textured fabric, a sweetheart neckline, and a full skirt are paired with a bow train. The train adds a distinct detail to view from the back during a fitting.
Arwen by Wona Concept. Dimensional floral lace covers a mermaid silhouette with a strapless sweetheart neckline. Detachable sheer lantern sleeves change the volume and coverage of the upper body.
Noble by Madi Lane. Affordable Selection. Bold floral embroidery covers an A-line gown with a basque waist. Detachable lace sleeves, straps, and a belt provide several ways to adjust the styling.
The details shaping this selection
Across these 39 gowns, sculpted waistlines, draped fabrics, and detachable layers recur in classic, minimalist, romantic, and more expressive designs. A basque waist dips below the natural waist; a drop waist places the bodice-to-skirt transition lower on the body. Mikado, chiffon, jacquard, and lace each produce a different effect.
Finding your must try possibilities
The affordable edit features selected gowns from Sincerity, Miss Chloe, Madi Lane, and Lillian West. Affordable and plus-size selections are identified beside the relevant gowns, with some dresses appearing in both. The labels describe Shana’s picks and do not limit who can wear a style.
The boutique team can confirm current prices, sample sizes, order sizes, and availability. Photographs may include optional accessories or a different color from the one a bride chooses.
From photographs to the fitting room
Bring a few favorites to your appointment, along with the details you want to explore. Your consultant can help you compare fit, movement, and styling options in person while keeping your size and budget in mind.
