2010 Collections
Enzoani 2010 Bridal Collection
Enzoani successfully launched its first bridal collection in the fall of 2005. Elegant designs with European influence, attention to detail and a focus on the fit helped establish Enzoani as a Ieader in bridal fashion. In 2007, continuing on the success of their bridal line Enzoani launched the ‘Blue by Enzoani’ range. Combining the Enzoani signature style and detail at a lower price point the ‘Blue by Enzoani’ bridal line has quickly gained recognition in the industry.
New for the 2010 season Enzoani has launched the all occasion line, Love. Love creatively blends bridesmaid, evening, cocktail, and more into one collection making it the choice for alI occasions. Growing consumer and media support are a result of Enzoani’s focus on innovative style and exceptional quality. The company brand continues to strengthen and grow with every season.
Tara Keely 2010 Spring Bridal Collection
The Tara Keely Collection represents the bridal industry’s hottest styles and enchanting fashions. The gowns are ultra chic with delicate crystal accents and luxurious silk fabrics. Designer Edric Woo creates alluring silhouettes from sleek A-lines to elegant sheaths.
Mr.Woo’s designs combine glamour with an unmistakable twist of modern sophistication. The Collection features lush silk fabrics paired with the richness of color. Tara Keely offers the bride options of eye catching sparkle from the most delicate brooch, plush satin ribbon accent, to the refined grace of pleated lace, and flowing organza overlays.
Ellis Bridals 2010 Bridal Collection
The Ellis Bridals family-owned business was established in 1912 and grew to become one of the best-loved names in the bridal industry. They have simple aims that have made countless brides happy on their special day from generation to generation … to create that stunning dress that makes you feel proud to be an Ellis Bride and start your new life with the happiness you so deserve.
The collection, found in over 250 independent bridal boutiques internationally, continues its heritage of timeless shapes into contemporary gowns of extraordinary style, quality and craftsmanship shaping the figure and allowing each bride to feel as if it were designed just for her, the keystone of the company, with dresses generally retailing under £1,000. Inspiration is taken from the latest catwalk trends, with designer’s seasonally introducing innovative fabrics, elegant silhouettes and unique hand beading . . . often adding Swarovski crystals for extra luxury & glamour!
Pierre Cardin 2010 Bridal Collection
As a brand, Pierre Cardin has always stood for avant guarde, glamour, and trend. Pierre Cardin’s bride expresses her sophisticated personality letting herself be wound up by textiles that are often assembled to one another such as silk, embroidered gauze, metal silk taffetas, tulle, and pleated organza, while at the same time using color as a tool for seducing: from delicate watery green to sophisticated lilac, to passionate red.
Stirring deep emotions since the very first trial, a dress by Pierre Cardin complements the bride’s harmony with its gentle and extremely feminine line, ranging from flowing to romantic, thus fulfilling a broad range of needs and tastes, while providing top-level technical, modeling and style contents.
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Simone Carvalli 2010 Bridal Collection
Simone Carvalli brings you couture bridal gowns made of the best 100% silk fabrics and the finest of French lace. Add in our unique and amazing fit fabricated with a brilliant technique that gives every bride an hour-glass shape. Round that out with our authentic Swarovski crystals and an affordable price.
Your wedding day should be the most memorable occasion of your life. Simone Carvalli will make your dreams come true! One look at this amazing collection and you’re sure to find the perfect gown! Whether you prefer traditional or fashion forward, we offer a selection of choices for everyone.
Ambra Sposa 2010 Bridal Collection
The philosophy, mission and principles of Delsa (Ambra Sposa design) are the product of study and reflection on the past, present and future. Their philosophy is to create a perfect synergy between the search for perfection, craftsmanship of the product and industrialization. Their mission is to create, produce and distribute quality content.
The principles of Delsa: interdependence and diversity, aesthetics, quality and innovation, support of actions, decisions and opinions. They value the diversity and interdependence as the foundation for a style and a powerful image. Their are involved in the aestetics, pursuing quality and innovation in everything they do.
Watters Bridal 2010 Collection
What started with a few handmade special occasion dresses for friends and family in California caught on in a big way. And by the late ’80s Watters was a household word in the bridal industry.
After 20 years, Vatana Watters continues to be at the heart of the company and is passionately involved in setting the design tone. Her inspirations emanate from her heritage, experience on both coasts and desire to reflect the spirit of the times. Vatana recognizes that design is where it starts, but not where it ends. The other hats she wears help the company to continue to be appreciated for being a cut above for quality and responsiveness.
Jorge Terra 2010 Bridal Collection
Spring Spiral is the exclusive collection of dresses available in 2010, it has many flower, you could see them in the skirts, necklines, capes or cloaks. Even in the hair, because Jorge Terra dreams with a bride dressed with a bouquet. “Spring Spiral”, with those flowers, is the most romantic wedding dress creations.
The colors of Jorge Terra desings are warm and powerfull, with reds, magentas, and yellows. Those colors gives to the bride a different look. At Brazil, there is a tradition that says the red color gives to the bride good luck for the new life, so Jorge Terra begins his fashion show with a red dress.
Pierre Cardin 2010 Bridal Collection
As a brand, Pierre Cardin has always stood for avant guarde, glamour, and trend. Pierre Cardin’s bride expresses her sophisticated personality letting herself be wound up by textiles that are often assembled to one another such as silk, embroidered gauze, metal silk taffetas, tulle, and pleated organza, while at the same time using color as a tool for seducing: from delicate watery green to sophisticated lilac, to passionate red.
Stirring deep emotions since the very first trial, a dress by Pierre Cardin complements the bride’s harmony with its gentle and extremely feminine line, ranging from flowing to romantic, thus fulfilling a broad range of needs and tastes, while providing top-level technical, modeling and style contents.
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Behind the Dress – Issue 05: Love, Vera
INSPIRATION
As Bouquet illustrates in a very compelling way, contrast is powerful The inspiration for Bouquet began with a modern form – a strapless, modified A-line silhouette – that offered the necessary structure to support the intricate, elegant details that would best offset the silhouette. The design elements of Bouquet transcend time and will feel as appropriate today as they did twenty years ago, or a century ago.
The timeless magnificence of lace and embroidery is undeniable. The skirt of the Bouquet wedding dress fuses Alencon, Chantilly and Battenberg laces on French tulle and is embellished with floating floral embroidery. 
The spectacular bowed sash at the waist enhances the striking drama of Bouquet helping to create a wedding dress that is at once deeply romantic and evocatively traditional, weaving its magic with its unabashed charm.
Keep in mind that hand-embroidered details add cost to a wedding dress, but they also add stature and visual excitement. Consider embroidery as an alternative to beading, particularly for daytime or outdoor weddings. Also consider embroidery as the connective design element in your wedding look: for example, the floating floral embroidery detail on Bouquet can be mirrored in your bridal headpiece or your wrap.
LACE
Lace comes in many varieties, each distinct for its weave and corresponding unique look. Lace can range from the fragile and delicate, such as Chantilly, to the elaborate and bold, such as Alencon. The Bouquet wedding dress reflects a combination of laces, to create a gown that is greater then the sum of its parts.
TRADITION
A Traditionalist is a bride who prioritizes style over fashion. Her choices are understated, focused on refinement, dignity and quality. A Traditional bride knows the power of subtlety – hand-tied bows, lace trim and embroidery – as captured in Bouquet. Graceful and confident, the Traditionalist seeks relevance and timelessness in her wedding dress. What kind of bride are you?