Fashion The Styled Bride Blog bridal fashion week fall 2011
I have a friend who recently got married in an Ulla Majia dress, of course she looked stunning, but aside from her, I really have not had a lot of first hand experience with the designer. I did, however, almost fall out of my chair when I saw this lace dress with the golden underlay. Simply stunning.
Time to get your Sass on. Admittedly, Sassi Holfold is a line I am not all that familiar with. It caught my attention because about half of the collection has some sort of sleeve option, which can be hard time find, so I thought it would be worth sharing!
Douglas Hannant consistently designs pretty clothes and wedding gowns, but you just don’t hear or see much about him. I really like his Fall 2011 fashion forward “Ice Princess” (my choice of words, not theirs) collection. Thoughts on the wedding suit?
I saw a post on Wiley Valentine today with these gorgeous ballerina inspired images (you can see the full post here). I just happen to have a tentative date with a girlfriend of mine (and our husbands if they are up for tapping into their feminine sides) this weekend to see Black Swan which reminded me of all the tulle I saw on the runways this fall…
Real bridal style. You can go as literal as you want, although the straight up tutu dress is a little too literal for me
{Images and Dresses by Leber Barbara, Michelle Elaine Weddings, Jenny Lee, Amsale, Anne Barge, Amsale, Monique Lhuillier, Aruna Seth Crystal Ballet Flat, & Christian Louboutin Ballet Flat}
Designer Anne Bowen is a master at creating sexy – yet tasteful, and modern – yet timeless dresses. Just see for yourself.
You may not have heard of her, but Victoria Nicole has been designing dresses for more than 20 years. Her foray into bridal began after applying for an undisclosed “design assistant” job in WWD. Well, she got the job and found herself at Christos where she stayed before starting her own line in April 2010. Here are some of my favorite looks from her Fall 2011 Collection.
I’m very excited to present today’s designer Sarah Jassir. She is known for her mix of architectural and feminine details, and I really haven’t seen anything else like it. I picture a fabulous soiree at an Art Museum or great loft overlooking a city lit up at night. Of course, she has her version of a non-white wedding dress too.
Simple elegance.
Lovely lace dresses at Jenny Lee.
So this collection overall was a bit of a snooze until the last look. What is going on here? Was she going for ultimate beach destination dress? I’m naming it the bikini dress, and I am completely befuddled. Certainly something I have not seen before.
I do like this pretty little shrug. Not sure if it can be purchased separately.
