Showing posts with label Vintage Brides Dresses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vintage Brides Dresses. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Downton Abbey Inspired Bridal Look

I don't know about you, but I am seriously missing this show... that Christmas special left me on the edge of my seat, looking around me for the writers to arrive and explain their actions pronto!

So when I came across this great Downton Abbey inspired bridal look I had to share... what do you think?

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Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Wednesday's Brides Dress Wow!



It is very tempting for me to feature a Jenny Packham Dress every Wednesday...I find it so hard to try pick one from her alluring collection!This elegant Downtownesque number is featured in her Spring/Summer 2013 Collection. It is not available to purchase in The USA unitl January 2013. The intricate beading really needs to be seen up close..the picture does not do it justice!The delicate waist belt assists the chiffon to drape beautifully on the back revealing a chasm. Perfect for a vintage/ 1920's style Brides.

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Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Wednesday's Brides Dress Wow


Seeing the pictures of Una Healy's Brides dress (From the British Girl-band "The Saturdays") prompted me to look at the designer behind the beautiful gown. Claire Pettibone, an american designer, studied classical ballet for years and upon looking through her collection it is evident that her inspiration came from the stories and costumes from that classical genre of elegance and grace.

The dress above is named "Cloisonne". Don't you think that the floral lace detail draping from the back is so beautiful? Below is a picture of the dress style "Luna" that Una Healy wore for her Brides day. What do you think of her choice of Brides dress?
The pretty floral detailing give the gowns that extra depth along with that vintage feel. Have browse through the rest of Claire Pettibone's stunning collection here.