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Manuel Mota 2010 Preview Collection
The Pronovias Group, today’s leading name in bridal fashion, under the guidance of Creative Director Manuel Mota, has 70 designers which work to create approximately 650 wedding gowns and party dresses and more than 2000 accessories for brides all over the world.
At the center of The Pronovias Group’s success is client satisfaction. Down to the last detail—including the location and architectural design of its stores—Pronovias strives for the perfect shopping experience. With “her majesty the client” in mind, brides are treated to superior customer service and quality dress designs in every Pronovias store.
With perfect silhouettes, luxurious fabrics and haute couture embroidery, there is a Pronovias dress for every bride. This season’s collection is inspired by couture designs from the forties, fifties and sixties that are sure to make every bride feel elegant, modern and romantic.
Steal that style: Natasha Bedingfield
The “Unwritten” songstress got married Matteo Robinson this past Saturday, at the Church Estates Bineyards in Malibu, California. Of course she wore a Vera Wang wedding dress.
“Our wedding day was everything we’d hope it would be. It was simple, beautiful and natural. Free from trappings or formalities, it was more about expressing our love for one another in front of those we hold dearest to us than anything else. We are now very much looking forward to spending the rest of our lives together. Love is hard to find, so when joo do find it, hang on to it!”, said Natasha.
Mimi van Wyck feather wedding dress
Sheathed in spiraling layers of silk tulle, she looked every inch the languid 19th-century heroine.
Her gown, by the British designer Alexander McQueen, was ethereally romantic, said Ms. van Wyck, a New York event planner who traces her lineage to New Amsterdam.
All but weightless, it reflected the wedding’s balmy setting: a grove of ancient oaks in the walled garden of the old plantation.
“Those trees were filled with Spanish moss,” Ms. van Wyck said, “and like that moss, my gown was kind of blowing in the breeze.”
Royal bride: Queen Noor
Queen Noor married King Hussein in 1978. She was born Lisa Halaby, daughter of a wealthy Arab-American father living in California.
She has played a prominent role in the life of the kingdom of Jordan and became an international figure in her own right through a combination of glamour and good works.
