Is there a designer out there that can trump the pure romanticism of Ian Stuart? Winner of the 2010 UK bridal designer of the year, he offers 5 stunning collections from which to choose. Looking at these gowns I realize how perfect they are for the bride who wants a real storybook look on her wedding day . . . .
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Thursday, October 21, 2010
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
CUTTING EDGE COUTURE
Lately all sorts of sculptural touches are being introduced via the runways and photoshoots. Last year Brides.com did this layout called, The Future is Now. Check out some of the images that reflect modern chic from orgami touches to space-age versions of frills and ruffles.




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