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If I Was An Unconventional Bride-To-Be...


And 6 feet tall, I would defiantly pick this enormously billowing red Giambattista Valli evening gown for my "at-home-with-friends-and-family-wedding". I love the red blood shade of the gown and the embellished rosette details on the bodice that fall below the waistline in a scattered manner to add even more interest to the powerful skirt. This gown is for someone who wants to break typical wedding traditions. For someone who wants to make a big and beautiful statement. No veil required...

And then after dinner (oh! I would only eat one sushi roll to fit into my next dress), I would go for this short and much more practical dress, dance a little, and mingle with my guests. How cool and chic is that?


And that's a BIG IF.....

The featured gown and dress are from Giambattista Valli's Fall 2008 collection.

Comments

Anonymous said…
cute. loved the second dress on Charlize and love the changing dresses, but never would give up the white wedding dress
Anonymous said…
hi dear ,
do u know where can i buy those lovley dresses in kuwait or online ? and whats the price range ??


thanx soooo much :*

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