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Thursday, April 22, 2010
SHOES IN HUES
In the last couple years brides have broken tradition on all fronts of wedding fashion, accessorizing included. In my own experience working with brides, it started when dresses with touches of color came into play. With that purple sash, red corded collar or black lace overlay, some clients wanted to experiment with picking up some of the color. Now it's caught on and even brides all dressed in white from veil to hem are sporting green, blue, red or yellow shoes under their gown. Actually I'm not certain this is a passing trend so much as tradition broken. White pumps and sandals with white gowns will always be with us. Now though, so will any shoe in any color that works under your gown . . .
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