Wedding dresses of 2016 from American designer Vera Wong, like her previous collections, are considered one of the most trendy in the global wedding industry. It is they who set the trends for the upcoming season and serve as inspiration for brides all over the world.
Wedding collection Spring-Summer 2016 Vera Wang
As you know, every designer working in the haute couture industry must present at least two collections annually for the public: with the orders for the spring-summer season and autumn-winter.
Wedding dresses Vera Wang 2016 were accepted by the public and fashionable critics is very ambiguous. The designer, who has been setting trends in wedding fashion for many years, suggested that in this season the brides almost completely get naked. To create a collection for the spring and summer, Vera Wong used a lingerie theme so popular in recent years, and as a result we received practically weightless, flowing dresses of beautiful lace, which at the same time fully demonstrated the underwear of the model. And although the options themselves looked just magical (most of them were built on a bezkorsetnoy basis with an adjacent bodice and a flared skirt from the middle of the thigh), nevertheless, to put on a similar dress for the celebration immediately from the podium would be decided unless the most daring and extravagant bride. However, to adapt the dresses of Vera Wong 2016 from this show for real life is not difficult: just pick or sew to order an opaque undergarment that will hide nakedness.
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Collection of Faith Wong Autumn-Winter 2016-2017
In the autumn-winter collection, the designer continued her bold experiments with the underwear theme, but most of the models in this collection were still more adapted to real life. In this collection the padded skirts returned to the podium, which consisted of many layers of the finest tulle. They looked like a pack of dancers, and a tight top with long sleeves and refined ornaments further strengthened such an association. Were presented in the autumn-winter collection and strict classical silhouettes. These outfits looked elegant and not at all vulgar. But most models still boast some degree of transparency. Sometimes only details were made from thin lace, which kept the look of the dress almost innocent, and sometimes the skirt or bodice was completely transparent, which, although looked tender and touching, was still a bit strange for the wedding fashion. And yet this collection received much more enthusiastic images than the previous one, and Vera Wong again ascended to the top of Olympus wedding fashion.
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