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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.
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Anonymous said…
cute. loved the second dress on Charlize and love the changing dresses, but never would give up the white wedding dress
10 July, 2008
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 :*
24 July, 2008
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