Fashion dresses

1. Bodice: The upper part of the wedding gown that covers the torso and typically includes the neckline, sleeves (if any), and waistline.

2. Skirt: The bottom part of the wedding gown that extends from the waistline to the floor. It can be in various styles such as A-line, ballgown, sheath, or mermaid.

3. Train: The long trailing part of the gown that extends behind the bride. Trains can vary in length from a sweep train (short) to a cathedral train (long).

4. Veil: A piece of sheer fabric that is worn over the head and often extends over the face. Veils come in different lengths and styles, such as fingertip, cathedral, and blusher.

5. Sleeves: The part of the gown that covers the arms. Sleeves can be long, short, cap, off-the-shoulder, or sleeveless.

6. Waistline: The point on the gown where the bodice meets the skirt. The waistline can be natural, dropped, empire, or basque.

7. Neckline: The opening at the top of the bodice that frames the neck and shoulders. Neckline styles include sweetheart, V-neck, scoop, halter, and off-the-shoulder.

8. Embellishments: Decorative elements added to the gown, such as lace, beading, sequins, embroidery, appliques, and crystals.

9. Back: The rear part of the gown that can feature a zipper, buttons, corset-style lacing, or a keyhole back.

10. Undergarments: The supportive garments worn underneath the gown, such as a bra, slip, shapewear, or petticoat.