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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
NEW TWISTS ON AN OLD TRADITION
Here's is a perfect example of mixing up styles to create your own trend. Our bride above is a little bit Boho, a tad traditional all dressed in white Chantilly lace and contemporary in her red satin pumps. I found this incredible image on Vogue Novias where you can enjoy a video with more gowns and wedding splendor from Sunny Spain . . .
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
ADDING A LOOK OF ANTIQUITY

We're seeing a resurgence of Edwardian and pre-1920 styles over the last few seasons. Could this perchance be due to the popularity of the BBC Series, Downton Abby? Or Hotel Grand? Both series are British and set in WWI England, a time synonymous with lace, silk and jewelry in pewter and gold. Below are just a few ideas to inspire you on to creating a romantic early 20th Century look . . . .





Header Photo: Allison Bridal Gown by Shone;
Row 2: Simple White Fine Art Print by Diem Design Photography; Vintage Antique Edwardian Gown by Junee Moon Vintage
Row 3: Chantilly Lace Cloche by Amy-Jo Tatum Bride; Edwardian Brown Suede Boots by Captain Cat
Row 4: Lace Wedding Mitts by DeLoop;Unlocked Secrets Art Print by Junkyard Glitter
Row 5:Dangle Drops by Galaxy Gems; Lace Fingerless Glove Mittens by Zen and Coffee
Siren's Sister Headdress by Mata Hari's Daughter
Wedding Bracelet by Little White Chapel
Row 6: Touch of Love Veil by Sibo Designs; Cotton Voile Edwardian Dress by Adanta 3
Row 7: Engraved Locket Necklace by Lauren Blythe Designs; Gold Lavalier diamond ruby pearl neklace by The Collected Collage
Row 8: Swarovski Crystal Necklace by Cynthia Couture; Black Onyx Necklace by An Altered Affair
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