Case in point. The mainstream maven of beauty and elegance, Martha Stewart, has this month featured a sweet, colorful, NYC, Carnival-themed wedding in her print magazine, Martha Stewart Weddings. In typical Martha fashion, it was beautiful, with every detail meticulously and creatively attended to. However, what was atypical was the brides dress. A gorgeous peach-colored, couture gown. Let me say that again, a peach-colored...ok, that's it, nuff said.
Color is everywhere! And not just on the runway, but also in the blogoshphere, donned by real brides. Some real brides are wearing just a blush of pale color. Pale pinks, champagnes, and dusty blues overlayed with white lace all make elegant and romantic gowns.
And still others go for a classic, little black dress look:
Now that's not to say the runway isn't popping withcolro! Vera's Spring 2010 collection was full of color:
And her fall collection continues to add interest to the classically white gown by incorporating bold black accents. I just love the black gloves!
So if you're the type of bride that has trouble wearing white--which, let's face it, is a hard color for many of us to wear--or if you just want to add interest to your gown, consider wearing a gown with some color. Whether soft pale romantic colors, or big bold modern colors, it is no longer so difficult to find a wedding gown in a color other than white.
I'm loving all the color! And who'dathought it would end up on The Martha?!
ReplyDeleteI am now drooling over everything Vera Wang, and I am attributing that solely to this post. Eh hem.