ART MEETS FASHION

 

CREDITS

Photography- Stuart Lirette and John Truong

                                       Wedding Dresses and Bridal Headwear- Amy-Jo Tatum/ Dioresque 2011
                                          Jewelry- Denise Hazelton and Hot Rocks for Studiolo

Makeup- Pretty by Julianne

Hair- Intertwine Design

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

  

 

Special thanks to photographers John Truong and Stuart Lirette who teamed up again, this time shooting my vintage inspired bridal pieces against the backdrop of some really incredible Bay Area art. For 2011, I added lots of tulle, lace and shirring to the collection. Slimmer silhouettes come in drapey satins accented with lighterweight laces. The stunning jewelry that pulls each look together hails from two vintage collections, Denise Hazelton and Hot Rocks available through Studiolo . . .
I'd also like to thank The Marin Museum of Contemporary Art for giving the artists whose work is the backdrop of this shoot, a place to show their talents to the fullest.

THE ART OF MIXING LACES

Pam Grant Photography

Lace as we know it evokes images of woven florals and scalloped edges on flounced skirts and collars.  Lately we’ve seen some imaginative combinations in bridal wear. Going beyond the the traditionals like Alencon and Chantilly, now you can mix it up with hanmade florals, Venise motifs, galloons, and embroideries on organza and chiffon.  Woven into the mix, these laces are making for the kind of cutting edge mingled with romanticism seen in these images.

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 Above and below: Clothing by Sandra C. Hagan/ Photo by Monica True

SHORT STORIES

Romona Keveza

Whether you're considering going short and chic for your wedding, rehearsal or shower, here are some fem and flirty looks for 2011 just off the runways. 

 Angel Sanchez

 Priscilla of Boston
Have you notoced necklines are becoming more varied?  This scoop is so flattering and a welcome change . . .

 Azzaro

Azzaro
The micro mini is back with a new twist on the aysemetrycal neckline.  Very 1960s . . .

Very trendy this Oscar de la Renta poufy skirt says sweet and sexy all over . . .

No. 7: Storyville

No. 8: Eventide

It's Fashion Show time.

Bridal Gowns 2011

No. 9: Oysters & Pearls

Photo: Lisa Warninger

No. 8: Eventide

No. 6: Beatrix

No. 5: Giselle

No.2, No. 3: Ghost (short and long).

No. 1: Honeychurch

Photo: Lisa Warninger

I'm really excited to be launching my 2010 bridal collection, and while the formal lookbook is still a few days out, I think it's okay to leak a photo...every dress is named for a literary heroine (I know, I am a giant nerd). Chantilly lace and English tulle over silk charmeuse.

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Kimono is the traditional dress that come from Japan. I like this tradition and more of that, the Japanese wife is always loyal to her husband. But exactly in this future I always see many-many woman from Japan that always get sex in every sites. I dislike this. Because moral of Japanese woman will be bad, worse or maybe worst in this world.

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