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Fanny Liautard: ‘Angel Wing Dress’ Bridal & Evening Collection (2012)
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jewellery-box · 5 months
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ORGANDY WEDDING GOWN, 1940s
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lacetulle · 5 months
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Chana Marelus | Fall/Winter 2023
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thebridalstylist · 1 year
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What a bride SHOULD wear
Today, I had a really lovely woman come in. She was a plus size widow who was getting remarried at about age 50, and was a complete ball of nerves about what she SHOULD be wearing given all that. She came in asking if it was okay that she wear certain silhouettes or details or colors, like "But am I allowed to wear sequins at my age/size/2nd wedding?" There was so much "am I allowed?", and it broke my heart.
I used to be a wedding and event planner as well, and I think it's important that everyone hear what I told that bride. I'm a professional at this, so if you want to take one thing as law, make it this one.
I want you to take every idea you have about what a bride should be allowed to wear at your age/size/situation... And then I want you to set all those ideas on fire and dropkick 'em a mile away.
There are only two rules to what you're "allowed" to wear as a bride: one, that you feel comfortable, and two, that you feel beautiful. That's it. If you're an 86 year old bride who wants a purple see-through mini dress with a V down to your bellybutton with 15 layers of poof under the skirt and crystal pasties where your nipples are, girl... Go for it. I will bust my ass to make it happen.
Anyone who says anything different can take a long walk off a short pier. It's about you, and only you. All that matters is that YOU'RE happy.
(And by the way. that bride found a dress she loved so much she happy-cried.)
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yvesceline · 9 days
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Thierry Mugler’s wedding gown, 1999
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frostedmagnolias · 3 months
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Wedding dress with silk satin train
c. 1905
Maker: Liberty & Co. Ltd
Victoria and Albert Museum in London
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tanuki-kimono · 2 months
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My teenager heart is all doki-doki for the [Lulu Felice x × Ai Yazawa] gown collection inspired by Nana 💖
Collab also revisits Gokinjo Monogatari:
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You can see below which plates inspired some outfits:
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Jean-François Portaels (1818-1895) "A Sicilian Bride" (1861) Oil on canvas
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nuzzle · 1 month
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mariée de kumya ♥ ~ハートの贈り物~
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Wedding gown, 1912.
Silk charmeuse trained gown, lace bodice trimmed w/ crystal beads & pearls.
via augusta auctions
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operafantomet · 1 year
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Wedding dress, 1871, Grand Magasins de la Paix in Paris, AKA hellooooo Christine’s wedding dress bodice!
This one was sold through Kerry Taylor Auctions in 2013
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Zendaya in Schiaparelli for Vogue May 2024
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lacetulle · 8 months
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Chana Marelus | Fall/Winter 2023
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moonfirebrides · 2 years
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Simone Rocha AW22 heart cut-out dress
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frostedmagnolias · 4 months
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Wedding Dress
c. 1872-1874
“Silk gauze with satin weave stripes, trimmed with satin weave silk and silk machine-made lace, lined with silk, bow supported with a stiff cotton gauze interlining”
V&A Museum
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