COUTURE - wedding dress - Brief Article

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for the
forward-thinking bride who wants to be stylish yet different on her wedding day, there are many options from
mini-dresses to pant-ensembles to sexy form-fitting gowns that truly make a
statement. European couture designers offer an interesting array of creative
designs that make the avant-garde bride stand out fashionably on her special
day. There are beautifully elegant full-gowns of metallic lame fabrics and others
of heavy satin. One daring ensemble pairs sheer top with slim satin pants, and
another features pants covered with feathers. In fact, feathers adorn several
of these couture creations. And color also makes a bold statement for the bride
walks to a different beat. an exciting red beaded gown and with gold hooded
duster. There is even a multicolored gown fashioned from scraps of tulle.
Whatever your fashion taste and personal style, you can choose a wedding ensemble that will make your
big day memorable.

Louis Feraud of Paris designs wedding
gown of silver metallic lame fabric with shoulder-tucked coat, large chiffon
sleeves. Note: Embroidered head gear from which yards of veil are draped.

Getting married in red
can be exciting, says Balestra of Rome, featuring his strapless ensemble with
scattered beads and sequins and branch design in front. Accessorized with
above-the-elbow gloves and red hooded tulle cape.

Right: Valentin
Yudashkin of Russia
designs two-piece ensemble with sweetheart-neckline beaver top with uneven
edged peplum, worn with satin skirt decorated with cut-outs and beaver fur
tails. Note: Fur choker-style hood with forehead decoration white kid gloves.

Left: Rocco Barroco of
Rome designs
sheer bodice midriff top with marabou-edged hood, satin pants with dangling
chain belt and large marabou stole. Note: Marabou strip across high-heel
slippers.

Above:
Off-the-shoulder wedding gown covered in pearls around draped collar, bodice,
back train and matching hat, by Yumi Katsura of Japan. Accessorized with long
gloves, drop earrings and fan in hand.

Left: Egon von
Furstenberg designs short wedding ensemble with deep-rounded, draped collar,
feather epaulets on shoulders and feathered drop-waist skirt with thigh-high
slit.