Want to steal Gwen's look without going broke? Don't you wish to look as good as Eva (or better) even without the professionals' help? Well, it's your wedding and you have every right to look and feel like a celebrity.

Remember the latest trend for wedding gowns: Simple Elegance. The modern glamorous brides have glowing skin and toned body and they look good in the simplest of gown effortlessly... or so it seems.

Modern wedding gowns bravely embraces the feminine form rather than dominate it. It lets the feminine body do the talking, showing off the shoulders and cleavage areas, while hiding problematic areas like the rear and thigh.

Glowing skin and toned body can be faked with some last minute effort, so don't fret. On the other hand, let's start with selecting the perfect dress (or dresses). There are five types of gown generally, each with its highlight factors and hide factors. What are the best features that you want to flaunt, and what are the weaknesses you want to hide? For example, a mermaid gown is good to highlight your feminine silhuette but is a no-no for petite brides.

When choosing wedding gowns, try different types of gown instead of trying many gowns of the same type. After you get a good idea of what suit your body and taste, you can try more gowns of that category. Make a mental note of what you like and what you don't like in a gown, so you can make adjustments to your basic dress. Just add details using these materials.

Getting a basic dress with minimal decorations is usually cheaper as it uses less material and workmanship. Plus, it gives you the flexibility to add-on what you really like, such as a pink ribbon belt to an otherwise plain white dress. Perhaps your groom is wearing a cream tuxedo and you want to match him with a cream butterfly detail? Sometimes you may like the material on dress A but you also prefer the cut in dress B. Why not have both? You dress will be uniquely yours! A word of caution when doing this: Don't Overdo It. Obviously having a ball gown with embroideries and ribbons and lacey shawl is going to overshadow the wearer - you. Stick to Simple Elegance and you will not go wrong here.

The glamorous bride is naturally healthy and luscious. The safe look is to look as natural and as fresh as possible with nude and pinkish tones. Don't be afraid to apply makeup to other parts of your body. This is how those gorgeous lingerie models looks so delicious in posters!

Wet a sponge and apply some liquid foundation to the upper part of your shoulder and arms. Avoid areas close to the gown to avoid staining it. Dusting shimmering powder on 'jut-out' areas like the collarbone, shoulder blades and your cleavage area will help to accentuate them. Speaking of cleavage, using a bit of darker color foundation between your bust will give a fuller shadow and toned impression.

Of course, you should also do some workouts to create the necessary muscular look and avoid looking fluffy. Simple exercises such as lifting water bottles and push-ups will help to make you appear fit and healthy.