TheFashionBrides Trends
TheFashionBrides: Mikado Satin
Mikado Satin is making a cool comeback after a few years in which the designers focused more on lace and tulle – this materiel is suited more for sober styles and therefor a bit less sexier than some of the brides would wish. However it remained always an absolute favorite off the Spanish designers. These 12 models are from Pronovias 2016 collection. I swan over the little peekaboo tulle and mikado gown, the way the tulle peaks between is just pure chic.
Meet the designer: Solo Merav
Merav is a graduate of Fashion Design Schools in Milan and Rome. The fashion studio “Solo Merav” was established in 1994 and has since gained a reputation around the world. . Dresses design inspiration is eclectic and intuitive. Further to the initial idea arrives deep thinking for all the details until the final design of the dress.
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Meet the designer: Limor Rosen
Meticulous patterns, soft and flowing, carefully selected fabrics, and uncompromising sewing. I believe in minimalist and graceful design, comfortable and free of passing trends, and in particular in creative work that pays attention to every small detail of the garment. The old dressmaker’s dummy, the sewing and knitting machines, tape measure and threads – all these are etched in my memory as part of every visit to my grandmother, one of the pioneers of fashion in Israel. – Limor Rosen
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The FashionBrides Trends: Knee Length Wedding Gowns
Ines Di Santo
Shorter and shorter we go but as sexy as a short wedding gown is some brides have their doubt on how short should they go – that’s why a tea length or knee length skirt is the best way to go. Have a look at what the designers have created for us and have your pick. I must confess I actually love the details from Ines di Santo as I have never seen a dress combining that way of short and long in a wedding style before. What do you think about it?
Meet the designer: Atelier Signore
The concept of this brand new luminescent clothing line is extremely current, especially for the increase of civil marriages and second or third wedding celebration. It’s a collection inspired by evening backless dresses with rips or flashy necklines that becomes contemporary and edgy gowns.
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Meet the designer: Allure Bridal
Sleek, chic and glamorous. Allure Bridals bridal gowns are both modern and classics, incorporating novelty fabrics and exquisite feminine details. The gowns are created for brides that have a refined, elegant sense of style.
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TheFashionBrides Trend: The Jewelry Gown
Badgley Mischka
Who needs jewelries when your gown can be covered in sparkly diamonds or Swarovski crystals? Brands such as Pronovias, Galia Lahav, Badgley Mischka and many more have created stunning gowns that incorporate in their designs amazing gems. From simple details on the straps to full bloom sparkle, the choice is endless. So tell me FashionBrides would you choose a gown bedazzled with gems?
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Meet the designer: Berta Bridal
Berta’s leading line of work is based on high quality, uniqueness and premium level finishes. The luxurious fabrics, which are imported from fashion capitals around the world, go through a handmade development process in Berta’s studio. By doing this, Berta consistently has new and unique textures of fabrics for her line of bridal dresses.
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Meet the designer: Riki Dalal
You can find the dresses of the designer Riki Dalal in the recent years in exclusive boutiques around the world. Riki Dalal’s dresses characterized by luxury, clean and light lines. High finishing levels and rich and prestigious lace, which produced especially for her. Riki Dalal’s customers are characterizes as ones who are looking for the best quality with unique designs and lines that are unique to the designer Riki Dalal and characterized with lightness and sexy playfulness as well as conservatism.
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The FashionBrides Trends: A touch of black
Vera Wang
Black may not be your first thought when thinking of bridal colors but it’s a stylish way to stir a bit of controversy. In recent 2016 bridal collection we see a subtle hint of black as you can see in Vera Wang or Delsa Italy’s gowns but you can always go for a bold black lace as the creators of Enchanting. Tell me would you go for a black accent on your wedding gown or would you stick to pink and purples?
