Spring has sprung, summer is just around the corner, and we wanted to make sure you didn’t miss the new 1920s inspired wedding gowns in BHLDN‘s summer collection, because there are some true stunners…
I absolutely adore that image, from their Summer lookbook. Also… if someone has the guts to do it (and the ability/willingness to destroy their wedding gown…) an underwater Trash The Dress session would be EPIC, right?? I mean, yes, maybe a waste of good Dress, but so, so cool looking, and isn’t that all that matters? (KIDDING. Mostly. 99% kidding. But if you do an underwater TTD, send it to me because I want to see it.)
In the meantime, click the images below for beautiful dry and unruined gowns, larger photos, details, names and more!
Fashion trends come and go, but there will never be a year where we’re not all about the perfect vintage style of 1920s wedding dresses. Likewise, there will never be a year where a Jenny Packham collection debuts and we’re aren’t immediately floored, flabbergasted, gobsmacked and IN LOVE. Case in point: Jenny Packham bridal 2018, …
Today we’re delighted to feature a variety of romantic wedding gowns from designer Wardrobe by Dulcinea. Each gown is a custom-made piece, designed specifically to your measurements. Several of the gowns come in breathtaking hues aside from the normal ivory/white, and all of them are simply stunning. Take a look and see for yourself! Click …
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” …
These fascinating, Haute Couture art deco wedding gowns by Spanish designer Isabel Zapardiez are not just beautiful, but many of them are truly works of art. Blending classical influences with angular, modern design, these dresses have strange and other-worldly elegance.
1920s Inspired Wedding Gowns | BHLDN Summer
Spring has sprung, summer is just around the corner, and we wanted to make sure you didn’t miss the new 1920s inspired wedding gowns in BHLDN‘s summer collection, because there are some true stunners…
The Aspen Topper from BHLDN.
I absolutely adore that image, from their Summer lookbook. Also… if someone has the guts to do it (and the ability/willingness to destroy their wedding gown…) an underwater Trash The Dress session would be EPIC, right?? I mean, yes, maybe a waste of good Dress, but so, so cool looking, and isn’t that all that matters? (KIDDING. Mostly. 99% kidding. But if you do an underwater TTD, send it to me because I want to see it.)
In the meantime, click the images below for beautiful dry and unruined gowns, larger photos, details, names and more!
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