Wedding Dresses and Bridal Fashion

Wedding gowns from Stephanie Allin collection are beautifully unique with a bit of retro and rock n’ roll. That dress on top left with the plunging back and bishop sleeves — SWOON! Above left: Agapan backless dress 30′s long sleeves in silk jersey; right: Come– long retro silk jacquard dress; below left: Zachary strapless dress in calais lace and pleated lace; right: Cyprien long empire dress in vintage lace and perfect jacket in white leather. Left: Onésime combo silk guipure; right: Akris short dress long sleeves in calais lace and pleated lace. (Read the rest of this entry…)

Most popular types of vintage dresses, are : mermaid, one shoulder, vintage V-neck, satin, A-line with lace, princess wedding dress or royal waist bridal dresses. Slinky white wedding dress with cluster one-shoulder strap and chapel train. Softly ruched bodice drifts into lace framed waist. A-line gown with one-shoulder neckline and corset closure. This classic A-line silhouette is given a modern twist with chiffon swept into the one-shoulder neckline glistening with beaded embellishments. The gathered skirt features a beaded motif accenting the side hip. Wedding dresses throughout the centuries have been all about making the bride look as attractive as possible. (Read the rest of this entry…)

The devil is definitely in the detail of this seemingly simple crepe satin gown. From the front the dress is modest, with only a slight v-neck to seductively frame the neck, but from behind it’s a very different story. The entire back is revealed beneath a panel of Chantilly lacework, for a design statement which adds a touch of old Hollywood glamor. The vintage styling encapsulates the description given by Stephanie Mayer in the book, and with her design, Herrera has managed to strike the perfect balance between vamp and virgin. If you want to take a bite of Bella’s style, the gown is set to hit Carolina Herrera boutiques in the new year. (Read the rest of this entry…)