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Paloma Blanca 2010 Bridal Collection
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Paloma Blanca has been designing and making gowns since 1937 from its own family facilities in Toronto, Canada. Their expertise in bridal wear means that the gowns are always a superb fit made from only the most luxurious fabrics with real attention to detail. If you are a bride looking for timeless style and simple glamour, you should find your dream dress amongst this collection.
Paloma Blanca takes great pride and meticulous care in the design and creation of each gown. Made from a combination of silk duchesse, dupioni silks and lace, each design is a wonderful example of simple elegance.
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Pronuptia Paris 2010 Bridal Collection
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Pronuptia Paris Bohème Collection is a symphony dedicated to the floral look, a refreshing breeze, vapourous sensuality enhanced by a touch of impertinence and innocence. In the 2010 edition, the country and natural look is very present.
Pronuptia Paris bridal gowns are renowned for their exquisite design, chic styling and fabulous value.
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Steal that style: Emily Blunt
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Emily Olivia Leah Blunt is an English actress known for her work in the films My Summer of Love and The Devil Wears Prada. She won the 2007 Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Miniseries or Television Film for the BBC TV film Gideon’s Daughter and was nominated for the same award in the movie category for The Devil Wears Prada. Blunt costarred in independent film Sunshine Cleaning (2008) [via wiki].
But the Britannia British Artist of the Year designee’s recent role as the royal title character in “The Young Victoria” doesn’t have an ounce of snootiness. “What I found fascinating was the world she lived in,” Blunt says. “She was constantly under duress. She was living a life under the glare of the public. I wanted to do her justice, and show the passion and love in her life — show the other side of her life.”
Filmgoers accustomed to seeing the dour, black-clad queen will find Blunt offering them an emotional, passionate young woman underneath the imperial public face. I shall post more about her role in The Young Victoria in the upcoming week.
