Emily's White Wedding Look
Emily is the tragic, kind-hearted bride from Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, who wanders the Land of the Dead in her tattered wedding gown and veil. This costume presents her white wedding look with a corset top, skirt, veil and gloves. If you're planning a Corpse Bride group photograph, consider placing Emily's white bridal outfit at the centre. For an individual portrait, her kind-hearted nature offers a starting point for a gentle expression, with the gloves visible as part of the wedding costume.
A Corset Top, Skirt and Bridal Accessories
The listed material for Emily's white wedding costume is polyester. The corset top and skirt form the clothing portion of the bridal outfit; the veil and gloves are the accompanying accessories. Wig, makeup, bouquet and shoes are excluded, leaving those choices to the wearer. For a photograph devoted to the supplied costume, you can keep the corset top, skirt, veil and gloves as the only outfit elements in view.
Women's Options for the Corpse Bride Dress
The available style is named Corpse Bride Dress and uses women's sizing. Emily's white bridal set comes in seven women's options: 3XL, 2XL, XL, L, M, S and XS. The costume is listed among adult costumes, with Corpse Bride and Halloween categories also identifying the themes under which it appears.
A Blue Wig and Pale Makeup for Emily
A long blue wig and pale makeup are suggested additions for this white wedding costume. Treat them as styling choices you supply yourself. For a closer portrait, you might use the wig, makeup and veil as the main elements, keeping the white corset top visible at the lower edge of the frame. This composition can feature those additions without a bouquet.
If you do add flowers, consider holding the bouquet in your gloved hands for a separate bridal portrait. You could choose pale flowers to echo the white wedding theme or use blue accents to relate the bouquet to the suggested wig. Shoes are another personal addition; a white pair is an optional way to continue the dress's colour. If you prefer a contrasting accent, blue shoes could connect your footwear with the long blue wig instead.
Using Emily's Front, Side and Back References
The gallery provides a front photograph, combined front and side photographs, a side angle, a side view and a back photograph. Alternate front and side images add further references for the same Corpse Bride Dress style. Start with the front image to consider the corset top and skirt together, then compare the side and back photographs when deciding which views of your own outfit you want to capture.
For a small set of Emily photographs, you could plan a full outfit view featuring the corset top and skirt, a portrait with the veil and your chosen makeup, and a detail of the gloves. If you are adding a long blue wig, consider a side portrait that includes both the wig and veil. A back photograph offers another composition for the bridal outfit. Use the different gallery perspectives as prompts for those choices, keeping the supplied white wedding costume at the centre of the pictures.
More Costumes Beside Emily's Wedding Dress
Explore another Emily design, a fellow Corpse Bride costume and gowns that share her bridal accessories.
- Corpse Bride Emily Cosplay Costume Pale Blue Tattered Wedding Dress With Flower Veil, Wristers And Clear Straps offers another version of Emily beside this white wedding costume.
- For a shared Corpse Bride theme, pair Emily's wedding dress with Corpse Bride Victor Van Dort Cosplay Costume Victorian Frock Coat Suit.
- A red wedding dress offers a colour contrast through Beetlejuice Lydia Deetz Cosplay Costume Red Wedding Dress With Veil And Gloves, with bridal accessories linking the costumes.
- A gown, veil and gloves also connect Hotel Transylvania Mavis Cosplay Costume Black Velvet Gown With Spiderweb Mesh Yoke, Veil And Fingerless Gloves with Emily's bridal costume.