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 This is the "Cinderella"-style gown with a big, poufy skirt. What's the name of this dress? |
 Ball gown. |
 In the shape of an "A," this dress is slimmer at the bodice and widens from the bodice down. What's the name of this dress? |
 A-line. |
 This dress has a high waist that is fitted just below the bust, from which the skirt flares. What's the name of this dress? |
 Empire. |
 In this instance, the waist is several inches below the natural waistline and forms a U or a V shape. What's the name of this dress? |
 Basque. |
 The strapless/sleeveless dress. What's the name of this dress? |
 Sheath. |
 This train drapes from the waistline to six inches on the floor. What's the name of this train? |
 Sweep train. |
 This train extends three feet from the waistline. What's the name of this train? |
 Court train. |
 This train extends five feet from the waistline. What's the name of this train? |
 Chapel train. |
 This train extends three yards from the waistline; more often associated with formal weddings. What's the name of this train? |
 Cathedral train. |
 This train drapes from the shoulders. |
 Watteau train. |
 This is a short veil worn over the face that often falls below the neck-line. What's the name of this veil? |
 Blusher veil. |
 This veil falls to the tips of the fingers. What's the name of this veil? |
 Fingertip veil. |
 The veil that sweeps the ground. What's the name of this veil? |
 Sweep veil. |
 This veil is long and trails one or two feet from the gown. What's the name of this veil? |
 Chapel veil. |
 This is a long veil that trails from one to three yards from the gown. What's the name of this veil? |
 Cathedral veil. |
