Happy Wedding Wednesday! Though I was disappointed that my busy schedule kept me away from last weekend’s Bridal Fashion Week in NYC, I of course loved following all the hot trends and fashions on my favorite blogs. While there were many bold styles on display, the most daring by far made its appearance in a fellow blogger's tweet showcasing a full-length wedding gown with haphazard combinations of leopard and zebra prints, complete with hot pink accents.
Now, I’m a huge fan of the animal print trend in general, but a wedding gown awash in multiple prints? It was definitely a bit over the top, to say the least. Here, a few other animal-inspired findings that have recently turned my head.
What do you think of these designs? Are they uniquely eye-catching or too wild for their own good?
(Photo Credits: weddinginspirasi.com, intimateweddings.com, leopardface.onsugar.com & oscardresses.org)
11 comments:
um...no..just..no.
pretty and certainly eye-catching...but no. LOL! I hope this doesn't' become a trend.
Most of them are hideous, but I'd wear the butterfly wing one if it didn't have the feathers on top. That one is sort of pretty.
oh wow. i couldn't see animal print working as a bridal gown. it's just too much. i do kinda like the butterfly print dress, but not for a bride's gown. best animal print at a wedding would be a shoe.
LOVE !
wow. now those are animal print!
I just got my first few items with animal print and only because it was Banana Republic and from the Mad Men Collection. I would not do an animal print wedding dress. Some folks can rock it and by all means, ROCK IT. I would never tell a Bride that she can't do what she wants.
wow... I have to say I don't like any of them! I love a unique dress and wedding theme, but these are just a bit too much!
Now those dresses say a statement!..yet I'm not quite sure what it is yet! LOL
Oh my goodness! How beautiful is that butterfly dress?
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This is quite inspiring!
I am huge fan of Haute Couture, and progressive designers but I am just wondering if a Wedding dress loses it's classical shape, how will we make a difference between them and Haute Couture/evening gown and more importantly, do we need to make a difference?
Great post girl!!!
K.
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That butterfly dress is something!
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