Mikado
Mikado is a heavier type of silk with a shiny finish that has gained immense popularity. Its thickness provides a structure that can be tailored to architectural and sophisticated designs. Ingram notes that mikado has an ability to be molded and multi-seamed so "sexy, narrow mermaids and strapless ballgowns" are a great fit. The material can be worn year-round, but its weight may be a better option for cooler temperatures.

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Typically made of polyester or heavy silk taffeta, moire gives the illusion of glistening water when seen in light. It's characterized by a subtle, wavy design. The fabric can be very heavy so it's best worn in winter.

Organza sexy wedding dresses
While sheer and lightweight like chiffon, organza holds a more structured silhouette making it ideal for warm-weather weddings. It's traditionally woven from silk (though modern options can include synthetic fibers) and has a lustrous finish and crisp drape. It's often used for layered gowns to add fullness, in ballgowns, trains, and veils as it doesn't add weight. Perfect for whimsical, frothy looks and princess moments, the sheer material is the epitome of romantic, enchanted garden celebrations. But do be careful, as the delicate fabric is prone to snags and pulls.