So for this week's Fashion Friday, I thought it might be a nice idea to focus on the work of a model who's proven herself a real chameleon in her work:
WELCOME to PART TWO of A+A's dedication to some amazing couture bridal designers! If you didn't have enough to look at last week with St. Pucchi, here's a special treat for you :)
Who doesn't have a fashion friday? I'm not going to claim originality on this one, but why not have a day dedicated to some awesome finds in regards to style?
This week is dedicated to detail work, whether embroidery, sequins, structure, framework, corsetry or any other embellishment from designers such as Givenchy, The Blonds and Thierry Mugler.
We each keep our strength by putting up our own sense of armor, whether it be literal or figurative, physical, emotional, or even, fashionable. For light fare, I find it's always inspirational to look at the latter. Sometimes it may be that representation of armor that helps us feel protected and safe.
So without further ado, here's some of the fashionable:
In honour of my friend Mikayla at Eat, Drink, and Be Married, having completed her wedding planner course, I wanted to share with you all some of my all-time favorite couture wedding designers.
Maria Karin Couture
I love fairytale and fantasy, so I'm automatically drawn to dresses that evoke that quality in the bride. Obviously these dresses are not for everyone, nor are they entirely practical (guilty!) but they are completely dreamy and wonderful and I hope they can lead to some wedding inspiration!