Tuesday October 20, 2009
Wedding Dress Trend: Flowers and Pockets
This is a continuation of our Bridal Market coverage.
We are keeping a lot of interesting trends and dresses for the 2010 issue of our bridal pub Wedding Dresses with a peek in the next Engagement 101. However here is a tease…
 Pockets for brides and maids at Watters |
 Cherry Blossom theme for Claire Pettibone at Buddhakan |
 Couture details for Edgardo Bonilla |
 Detailed shot |
I love the gown with pockets!! The fabric is classic and the style is stunning. Just enough crystals at the waist but some applique’ to the bottom of the gown would have been better, for my taste and maybe alencon lace with pearls. This is the best gown of the selections offered for comment.
I would NEVER wear the gown with the variety of flowers. It reminds me of a field of white flowers in disarray. The gown looks like a sheath, fabric organza and tulle? The flowers on the waist would have been enough!! Maybe this gown is for someone but definately not for me.
I believe the Cherry Blossom theme is unique. I love the large sash but the bottom of the gown appears to need help.
Love the wedding dress by Edgardo Bonilla!
This dress is so different from anything I have ever seen. A elegant bride can really shine in this gown. This dress is not for the every day bride or traditional bride but something very new & trendy.
Great wedding blog !
Pocket dress is way too simple for my liking, it looks unfinished. The ‘flower’ dress looks more like the white fuzz that appears on breads and foods that went bad. Why would anyone want to be mold? Overall the worst kind of dresses anyone could wear and buy.