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)
um...no..just..no.
ReplyDeletepretty 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.
ReplyDeleteoh 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.
ReplyDeleteLOVE !
ReplyDeletewow. now those are animal print!
ReplyDeleteI 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.
ReplyDeletewow... 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!
ReplyDeleteNow those dresses say a statement!..yet I'm not quite sure what it is yet! LOL
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! How beautiful is that butterfly dress?
ReplyDeleteRomiya Fashion Inspiration Blog
This is quite inspiring!
ReplyDeleteI 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.
http://www.bloglovin.com/en/blog/3008424/poshkay
That butterfly dress is something!
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