Well, its happened. We’ve fallen in love again, hard. Because we recently came across the designs of Eliza Jane Howell (actually designer Gill Harvey: the name is an homage to her grandmother) and we’re absolutely, crazily, 100% smitten with these incredible 1920s wedding dresses.
2024 update: Please note this popular post features a collection from a decade ago! Some of these gowns may still be in production, but many are not. If you are looking for a dress from this collection be sure to check secondhand and sample gown sales at sites like eBayor Still White.
Wow. And hooray! This post is going to be a photo-heavy, vintage perfect, art deco explosion because there are just too many incredible gowns we need to show you. I tried to narrow it down some… but I failed. Sorry! (actually…NO I’M NOT. Please click for larger images, and enjoy!).
Up today we’re featuring some absolutely stunning vintage inspired wedding dresses from Jenny Packham Bridal. The 2024 collection from this iconic designer is perfect for any vintage-loving bride, and each gown is as unique as it is lovely! This season offers a wide variety of shapes, materials and silhouettes to choose from. So take a …
Oh, what a lovely 1930s style wedding dress from Natalia Misslin! Love the draping bias cut and that little flowing scarf-piece on the shoulder is the perfect ’30s touch.
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 …
Looking for 1920s wedding makeup inspiration? Pretty easy now, right? I love this brave new world of Pinterest and Tumblr and Google image search, and the ease with which you can find and collect the perfect images (back in MY day we had no such tools, young ladies! AND we had to walk ten miles …
1920s Wedding Dresses | Eliza Jane Howell
Well, its happened. We’ve fallen in love again, hard. Because we recently came across the designs of Eliza Jane Howell (actually designer Gill Harvey: the name is an homage to her grandmother) and we’re absolutely, crazily, 100% smitten with these incredible 1920s wedding dresses.
2024 update: Please note this popular post features a collection from a decade ago! Some of these gowns may still be in production, but many are not. If you are looking for a dress from this collection be sure to check secondhand and sample gown sales at sites like eBay or Still White.
Wow. And hooray! This post is going to be a photo-heavy, vintage perfect, art deco explosion because there are just too many incredible gowns we need to show you. I tried to narrow it down some… but I failed. Sorry! (actually…NO I’M NOT. Please click for larger images, and enjoy!).
Be sure to check out more vintage wedding gowns in our Art Deco Shop!
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