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2011 Collections

Lazaro 2011 Spring Bridal Collection

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In traditional Lazaro style, his latest collection channels old-fashion glamour with vintage-inspired beading, romantic cap sleeves, scalloped sweetheart necklines, lovely tiered pleated tulle trains and lace appliqués. Lazaro introduces sparkle net charmeuse this season, combining it with embroidered Chantilly lace and hand-crafted, ornate beading.

This season, Lazaro has returned to incorporating color into the bridal collection. “I was very inspired to bring color back into bridal this year,” Lazaro says. “I included soft shades of Sherbert, Blush and Antique in fabrics like silk satin, silk organza and tulle.” Lazaro’s use of color adds some dramatic flair to masterpieces such as his floral hand-embroidered organza over tulle gown, complete with a tulle train with cascading petals. “This is my favorite gown because the vibrant colored embroidery really makes a statement,” Lazaro says.

2011 Collections

Couture Naoco 2011 Bridal Collection

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Unique styling reflects the creativity and salability of the Couture Naoco Collection with a variety of wedding gown silhouettes that appeal to the fashionable bride. A luxury brand, beautiful, sophisticated wedding gowns that flatter and accentuate the female silhouette; Couture Naoco has always made sure that each gown brings out the beauty of who is wearing it.

2011 Collections

Liancarlo Autumn 2011 Bridal Collection

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Liancarlo wedding dresses arrived in the industry in Miami in 2000.The Liancarlo collection interweaves couture and glamour with European fabrics, the finest French and Italian silks, embroideries and laces. Each piece is sewn by one seamstress from its first stitch to its last, then embroidered and finished by a specialist specifically chosen for the style of gown using the European Couture Traditions.

2011 Collections

Cheri Bijou 2011 Bridal Collection

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Cheri Bijou couture bridal gown collection features classic looks in combination with a modern fashion flare. Luxurious fabrics of silk, satin and traditional, romantic lace make each wedding dress special in its own way. Gorgeous, eye-catching details of hand-beaded Swarovski crystal, sculpted necklines and figure-flattering ruching add glamour and sophistication.

2011 Collections

Rembo Styling 2011 Bridal Collection

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Sweet, emotional and glamorous – inspired by tradition, romance and poetry. Rembo Styling fashions feature sensual mousseline and silk satin to create an elegant effect. Additionally, their fashions are enhanced by hand pleated organza’s,wrinkled tulle sprinkled with old roses, delicate lace in shades from white,cream, ivory to sand. These creations give the typical atmosphere of the prettiest bridal gowns found in the finest shops.

2011 Collections

Jill Stuart 2011 Bridal Collection

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Jill Stuart recently launched its Wedding Dress collection at its exclusively at its store in Marunouchi, Tokyo. Jill Stuart was born into the world of fashion as her parents owned a well known sportswear company in the 1960’s and ‘70’s dressing many top celebrities including Lucille Ball, Natalie Wood and Sheila Macrae.

2011 Collections

Antonio Riva 2011 Bridal Collection

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Antonio Riva, from the historic lake town of Lecco in Italy, creates masterpieces from pure Italian silk. Lecco has always been being a crossing point between Central Europe and the Mediterranean providing master artists like Antonio Riva with creative inspiration.

His handmade gowns are assembled by ateliers and proudly bear the “Made in Italy” label.

2011 Collections

Liancarlo Autumn 2011 Bridal Collection

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Liancarlo wedding dresses arrived in the industry in Miami in 2000.The Liancarlo collection interweaves couture and glamour with European fabrics, the finest French and Italian silks, embroideries and laces. Each piece is sewn by one seamstress from its first stitch to its last, then embroidered and finished by a specialist specifically chosen for the style of gown using the European Couture Traditions.