I just hadn’t managed to get a post together… But I’ve finally been spurred to action by a great tip from ADW reader Heather, who pointed me in the direction of some fabulous (and not $$$!) roaring twenties style dresses at Le Chateau. She suggested they might be that would be absolutely perfect for bridesmaids in a deco wedding, and she couldn’t have been more right. Thanks Heather! I’ve posted photos below, and added a few more 1920s style bridesmaid dresses I found around the web, (ranging from $ to $$!), but what fun to have all your ladies glam and deco, right? Right! (click for full size)
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Today we’re going to be featuring new bridal and vintage satin bridesmaid gowns from one of our all-time favorite design houses, GHOST London, as well as some of their classic styles. If you’re looking for the perfect 1920s or 1930s style satin gown: look no further! We’re obsessed with their designs, and absolutely thrilled with …
How pretty is this stripey, swingy dress from Shabby Apple? (Answer: super pretty). The drop waist adds a little roaring twenties feel, and the stripes are the perfect bold accent. Engagement party outfit? Rehearsal dinner dress? Honeymoon? All of the above?
Good evening deco lovers! Just a quick note: If The Artist has been released in your hometown, I hope you’ve seen it or are going to see it (it got limited release in the US last week). The incredible costumes and gorgeous art deco / 1920s set design would almost be enough for any fan …
A couple things become immediately clear from this Bonwit Teller ad (pulled from a 1929 issue of Vogue Magazine). First of all, there is no downside to the drama of a long, gorgeous cap veil. Even with (maybe especially with) the sleek lines of a 20s style wedding dress. Secondly, can we bring back “gowned” …
Flapper Bridesmaid Dresses
I’ve been meaning to do a bridesmaid-specific post for a while now, because there are so many gorgeous flapper looks for your bridal party…
Photo via Unique Vintage.I just hadn’t managed to get a post together… But I’ve finally been spurred to action by a great tip from ADW reader Heather, who pointed me in the direction of some fabulous (and not $$$!) roaring twenties style dresses at Le Chateau. She suggested they might be that would be absolutely perfect for bridesmaids in a deco wedding, and she couldn’t have been more right. Thanks Heather! I’ve posted photos below, and added a few more 1920s style bridesmaid dresses I found around the web, (ranging from $ to $$!), but what fun to have all your ladies glam and deco, right? Right! (click for full size)
This post includes one or more affiliate links. If you purchase something after clicking through, we may receive a small commission from the designer, retailer or shop (thanks!) More info here.
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