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    Francesca Miranda 2011 Bridal Collection

    April 27, 2011 /
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    After many years of custom making bridal gowns, Francesca Miranda launches her first complete bridal collection in New York showroom Group 868 Inc. on October of 2010. The collection was received with excellent acceptance in the US and Canadian markets.

    Already, bridal magazines and online publications like Grace Ormonde Wedding Styles, VOGUE Australia, Martha Stewart, and Inside Weddings have featured Francesca Miranda’s Bridal gowns in their winter 2011 editions. Her bridal gowns have all of what characterizes Francesca Miranda as a designer, beautiful fabrics, details, and an amazing fit.

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    Royal bride: British retrospective

    April 27, 2011 /
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    Kate Middleton has a vast archive of bridal elegance to consider when choosing a look for her own special day. Here are some of her inspiration sources.

    Queen Elizabeth married Prince Phillip of Greece and Denmark on November 20, 1947 in a gown was made using rationing coupons to pay for the material since the country had not yet rebounded from WWII.

     

    British designer Maureen Baker made the white silk princess-style gown with a dramatic high collar, pearl-edged Elizabethan trumpet sleeves and simple, pin-tucked bodice worn by Princess Anne. The gown was adorned with flowers outlined with pearls and silver thread, and was finished off with a long, pure-silk train.

     

    Princess Diana wore a David and Elizabeth Emanuel dress when she married Prince Charles in July 1981. The twenty-five foot long train is the longest one in royal wedding history.

     

    Camilla wore an oyster-coloured gown with a full length embroidered jacket by Robinson Valentine and completed the look with a stunning Philip Treacy headpiece.

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