Art Deco Wedding Gowns || Isabel Zapardiez

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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.

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