Vera Wong is a famous designer of wedding dresses, creating luxurious collections of luxurious dresses. Her work enjoys great success with the stars of cinema and bohemian clientele. The designer does not get tired of surprising the audience, creating creative wedding dresses that never resemble each other.
In the collection of wedding dresses in 2014, Vera Wang experimented with different materials, using combinations of satin, flying tulle and silk. The decor was attended by tapes, appliqués and relief draperies.
Wedding dresses Vera Wong 2014 were inspired by the famous films "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" and "Funny Face", where lightheadedness and tender beauty were propagated. The fashion designer presented dresses of pink shades - from light coral to gently pink. The main accent was voluminous roses, decorating corsets and skirts. Delicate fabrics, "sweet" shades and embroidery with beads are combined with the characteristic for Vera Wong style - fashioned dishevelment and volume.
Designer Wedding Dresses 2014
Vera Wong is just one of the many designers who produce wedding collections. Many fashion designers often decorate the wedding dress with the end of the show collection, which usually produces a furor. So, what collections of wedding dresses were offered by designers to happy brides?
- Amsale. The brand has pleased modern fashionistas with laconic short dresses decorated with fashionable Basque. The dress at the waist level made the figure more slim and the waist expressive.
- Caroline Herrera. In the new collection of wedding dresses, 2014 offered to try on clothes with a collar-yoke. The inspiration of the innovation was Sister Keith Middleton, who came to the wedding of Kate in a similar outfit.
- Oscar de la Renta. He invited the women of fashion to try on a trouser suit. To make the outfit more interesting, the fashion designer decorated it with a scattering of small flowers.
- Issac Mizrahi. Combined in a dress white and black. On a snow-white background, sulfur ribbons, flowers and lace looked contrastingly.
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