Vintage Bridal Gowns | Temperley London | Fall 2019
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Today we’re featuring some of our very favorite new designs from Temperley London. The Fall 2019 collection has a stunning variety of modern yet vintage bridal gowns, with a romantic 1920s influence. Take a look at these breathtaking styles…
Up today we have a few looks from one of Deco Weddings favorite designers, Galia Lahav. This, their Queen of Hearts collection, is jaw-dropping couture at its finest, with beading and crystals, ruby and gold accents, and outsized royal glamour from tip to toe. These gorgeous photos feature model Nina Agdal, and we’ve included several …
Browsing through some art deco dresses yesterday I came across a brand I’d never heard of before, called Mignon. Some really lovely stuff! I think the reason I hadn’t seen these gowns before is that they are often marketed as formal/prom/dance dressess as opposed to wedding gowns, but some of them would be absolutely ideal …
Usually I will pull and highlight one or two gowns from a designer’s collection, gowns that capture perfect art deco style, that evoke the 1920s without seeming costume-y… but Jenny Packham‘s 2012 Bridal Collection is so on-point, so gorgeous from start to finish, I’ve got to show you half of the dresses, because they are …
Oh la la! Take a look at these lovelies: vintage inspired wedding gowns from designer Elizabeth Fillmore. First up, the perfectly-named “Starlet” dress. It feels a little 20s (the art deco crisscross of the bodice), a bit 30s (the draped silk charmeuse and and swoopy train) and a smidge 40s (hello, film noir glamour!) and …
Vintage Bridal Gowns | Temperley London | Fall 2019
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.
Today we’re featuring some of our very favorite new designs from Temperley London. The Fall 2019 collection has a stunning variety of modern yet vintage bridal gowns, with a romantic 1920s influence. Take a look at these breathtaking styles…
Carmen gown from Temperley London Bridal, Fall 2019
Beatrix gown from Temperley London Bridal, Fall 2019
Phoebe gown from Temperley London Bridal, Fall 2019
Lila gown from Temperley London Bridal, Fall 2019
Sofia gown from Temperley London Bridal, Fall 2019
Celeste gown from Temperley London Bridal, Fall 2019
Orelia gown from Temperley London Bridal, Fall 2019
Mimi gown from Temperley London Bridal, Fall 2019
Be sure to check out more vintage wedding gowns in our Art Deco Shop!
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