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‘Breaking’ Bride
article by CTW Features | posted on December 12, 2011 at 7:00am
Here comes the vampire bride. On the heels of the premiere of “Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 1,” Alfred Angelo introduced the “Bella Swan” dress, the official replica of the dress Kristen Stewart’s character wears in the film. Designer Carolina Herrera designed the actual film dress. The Alfred Angelo dress (Style #8400) is a Liquid Satin sheath gown that features a dramatic plunging…
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Funky Fashions
article by By Nola Sarkisian-Miller - CTW Features | posted on December 02, 2011 at 8:00am
Turns out not every bride wants to look dreamy and frothy like a cupcake on her wedding day. While strapless gowns, princess ball gowns and an abundance of material were on display during the past spring and fall bridal runway shows, some designers threw in nontraditional looks for the iconoclastic bride. Oscar de la Renta outfitted his models in skinny pants and a fur vest for rocker chic.…
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Silhouette Style
article by Nola Sarkisian-Miller CTW Features | posted on November 26, 2011 at 8:00am
If brides want to create the slimmest silhouette possible, they can follow the tried and true guidelines every figure-conscious gal employs: First and foremost, wear the right undergarments to get the right fit. “The first thing we do is put the right bra, the right slip on, then the gowns go on, and you can really see a difference,” says Catalina Maddox, bridal fashion director for…
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Wedding Wonderlands
article by Catherine Phelan - CTW Features | posted on November 24, 2011 at 8:00am
Winter weddings can be magical affairs with reception venues turned into glittery fantasy lands and snowy landscapes providing the ultimate romantic setting. If you’re tying the knot in a cold-weather locale, here are the trends you’ll want to know. Gowns and Accessories “For a winter gown, look for fabrics in satin, Mikado and denser laces to provide a bit of extra warmth without…
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Gowns Fit For All Brides
article by Nola Sarkisian-Miller - CTW Features | posted on November 06, 2011 at 8:00am
Everyone needs clothing whether she is big or small. Likewise, every bride needs a bridal gown no matter her size, plus-size or not. It’s a point – and once overlooked customer – that upmarket retailers have embraced in the last decade (Saks, Nordstrom and Bloomingdale’s now all sell plus-size wares online), giving confidence to bridal designers who are providing more plus-size options,…
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Finding a Fashionable Fit
article by By Catherine Phelan - CTW Features | posted on October 29, 2011 at 8:00am
Bodice fit isn’t the only factor to consider when deciding on a ball-gown silhouette. Brides accustomed to wearing body-hugging long dresses to black tie events may find a super-sized gown requires learning to maneuver in new ways. “A ball skirt can include layers of crinoline, even hoops,” says Kerri Rourke Hileman, owner of The White Magnolia, a designer gown boutique in Jacksonville,…
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Beach Wedding, Black-Tie
article by By Nola Sarkisian-Miller - CTW Features | posted on October 11, 2011 at 8:00am
Not all beach weddings are the same. The sunshine may glisten on the cerulean sea everywhere, but the cost of that natural setting differs worldwide, which in turn can set the tone for the wedding. Fancier locales - a la Hawaii and its stunning resorts, or the French Riviera - often lend themselves to “beach formal” attire. Translation? Usually ladies can leave the swimsuit cover-up behind and…
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Ball Gown Beauty
article by By Catherine Phelan - CTW Features | posted on October 09, 2011 at 8:00am
With stars turning up at awards shows in dresses from their favorite designers’ bridal collections and brides-to-be scanning Golden Globe and Oscar pre-shows for gown inspiration, it’s getting harder to determine where the red carpet ends and the white one begins. So it’s little wonder that one of spring 2012’s hottest bridal trends, the ball gown style wedding dress, got a huge boost…
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Wedding Poll: Traditions
poll by Buffalo Brides | posted on September 21, 2011 at 3:21pm
There are many wedding traditions out there today, some which are still followed by brides and grooms, and some which aren’t. One of the most popular for brides is the ‘something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue’ tradition. Did you or will you follow this tradition on your wedding day, or go your own way? Weigh in!
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Changing It Up
article by Nola Sarkisian-Miller - CTW Features | posted on September 21, 2011 at 11:23am
For the bride who simply can’t make up her mind when it comes to choosing her wedding gown, there’s hope in the form of the convertible dress, which brides are chatting about on Internet message boards such as Weddingbee. This “twofer” option provides a solution to brides who want to act out their princess fantasy for the ceremony yet step up the siren factor for the reception. In the…
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