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FashionBride Icon: Jane Russell and Marylin Monroe in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
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Gentlemen Prefer Blondes began production in November 1952. Reportedly, costar Jane Russell received between $100,000 and $200,000 for her appearance, while Marilyn was under contract for $1,500 per week.
She earned about $18,000 for her work in the picture, while Grable might have cost Fox as much as $150,000. Aware that she was being taken advantage of, Marilyn insisted on her own dressing room. As she told the Fox executives, “I am the blonde, and it is Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.” Marilyn and Jane Russell developed a strong, friendly relationship during the shooting of the film, much to the disappointment of the popular press, which was eager to report a feud between the two sex symbols.
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Mori Lee Voyage 2015 Spring Bridal Collection
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Signature dresses exemplified by fabulous fabrics and graceful cuts abound in Mori Lee’s bridesmaid collection. Bridesmaid dresses from cocktail length to formal, and gowns to complement and enhance the bride, have been created by the internationally acclaimed designer Madeline Gardener.
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Tarik Ediz Spring 2015 Evening Collection
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Tarik Ediz dresses combine glamorous sophistication with sexy sensuality for truly glorious and elegant formal creations. These gowns are made of the finest quality materials and are crafted with one-of-a-kind uniqueness. Each gown looks like it was meant for a goddess and can be worn for a host of fanciful occasions including evening weddings, charity dinners, and prom.
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Ronald Joyce 2015 Fall Bridal Collection
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Italian-born designer, Veni Infantino has developed a unique signature style creating beautiful dresses, using modern materials and soft shapes. Veni’s signature style is elegant, stylish, feminine and timeless. The Ronald Joyce and Victoria Jane collections are designed to embrace a wide selection of tastes including dramatic detail, structured tailoring and exquisite embellishments.
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Romance by Nicole Spose 2015 Spring Bridal Collection
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This modern, fashion-forward collection of Italian wedding dresses features intricate beading and detailed craftsmanship to create truly unique and modern wedding dresses that don’t sacrifice tradition. With gowns like this Nicole Italy is one designer you should consider when buying the dress.
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Luna Novias 2015 Spring Bridal Collection
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The Luna Bride collection features a wide range of styles and prices where every bride will find the gown of her dreams. The finest traditional bridal fabrics such as silk taffeta, chiffons and silk organzas and mikados are combined to create modern designs or revamped classics.
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BHLDN 2015 Spring Bridal Collection
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An understated word with significant meaning charmed us. And so began, BHLDN. Inspired by the Dutch word for “to keep,” as well as countless tales from family and friends of the extraordinary weddings they’d been part of, the team began dreaming up something new.
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