Inspirational Wedding Styling
It seems I was ahead of trend with my birthday glitter fetish, as over the past week the ladies of the A-List have been rocking some serious sparkle sprinkled gowns. SOFT Fashioning fairy like credentials in dresses with just a splatter of stardust sequins were Michelle Williams in Erdem at a screening of My Week With Marilyn and Amy Adams, who wore [...]
After all the runway Designer fashion week reports it’s time to focus solely on Bridal fashion and the Fall 2012 trends showcased on the catwalks of New York Bridal Fashion Week. My predictions were bang on the money as wedding gowns featuring dipped hems, mermaid shapes and translucent fabrics sashayed down the runways. So what [...]
I’ve saved the best until last Bijou brides, today’s style report is all about 2012′s most fashion forward bridal trend the transparent train. Top designers such as Marchesa and Anne Bowen have been showcasing their take on the train trend providing a style for every type of bride – glamour to grecian. This trend involves a [...]
Hello brides to be, as promised Part Two of the Bijou style report on bridal fashion trends in 2012. Today’s focus is the return of the sleeve but not as we know it! Previously the reserve of dancers, ice skaters and Britney Spears invisible bodies with intricate patterns and sequin details are now making their [...]
From my previous posts you all know that colour is starting to infiltrate the world of bridal fashion and I for one love it. You can find your something blue in every shade imaginable from powder lilac like this divine Hanna Touma number with swathes of chiffon to white blue silk that made the simple [...]
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Inspirational Wedding fashion & beauty blog to ensure you strut down the aisle in style. Curated by Stylist Alexandra Merri who offers unique planning & styling services for the creation of unforgettable Weddings. Style tells the world who you are so...
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