Posting a few photos of some gorgeous art deco and 1930s style wedding gowns we recently came across, from UK based designer Kate Beaumont. One look and we were pretty much instantly smitten…
Honeysuckle by Kate Beaumont
ARE YOU KIDDING ME. These gowns are essentially our entire raison d'etre and we cannot get enough of them. Crepes and silk satins, low-cut backs and 1930s bias cut gorgeousness — yes please. Dive into the loveliness!
One of our favorite recent bridal trends has been the rise of short sleeve wedding dresses in collections from many of our favorite designers and indie shops. When you’re looking at vintage inspired gowns, until recently your choices were likely going to be limited to a smaller range of sleeve choices. But lately we’re seeing …
Today we’re delighted to be featuring the ethereal vintage inspired wedding gowns of Milamira Bridal. Designed and handmade in St. Petersburg, Russia and inspired by Russian art, architecture and ballet, these gorgeous gowns manage to be both unique and classic in their beauty. Sleeve options from cap to long sleeves, with perfect touches of lace …
After recently posting about one of our newly discovered favorite designers, Galia Lahav, a fellow vintage style enthusiast pointed us in the direction of another designer also based in Israel: Berta. And once again: wow. With one glance at the gorgeous, daring art deco wedding gowns in Berta’s collections, we were absolutely hooked. These are …
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” …
1930s Style Wedding Gowns | Kate Beaumont
Posting a few photos of some gorgeous art deco and 1930s style wedding gowns we recently came across, from UK based designer Kate Beaumont. One look and we were pretty much instantly smitten…
Honeysuckle by Kate Beaumont
ARE YOU KIDDING ME. These gowns are essentially our entire raison d'etre and we cannot get enough of them. Crepes and silk satins, low-cut backs and 1930s bias cut gorgeousness — yes please. Dive into the loveliness!
Foxglove by Kate Beaumont
Clematis by Kate Beaumont
Sweet Violet by Kate Beaumont
Wild Lupin by Kate Beaumont
Amaryllis by Kate Beaumont
Delphinium by Kate Beaumont
You can see the full collection at her website, Kate Beaumont, and as always, check out more featured vintage wedding gowns in our Art Deco Shop!
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