#Wedding fashion

[oxfords---notbrogues]

Artworth Brothers

[kellyaroman]

A custom painted shirt I completed for a client to wear at their wedding. Flowers on the collar and placket hand painted with textile paint. My custom painted garments are open! Website | Instagram | Shop

[mote-historie]

1930 French Art Deco Wedding illustration for Harper's Bazaar by Andre Edouard Marty (A. É. Marty).

[jewellery-box]

Wedding dress, 1892, silk faille

Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields

[gentlyepigrams]

Charles Worth beaded wedding gown, Paris, 1889.

[a-birdie-on-a-rose]

[eroticlamb]

ayo alonge ♱

[historical-closet-raider]

Wedding Bonnet Wednesday

This ca.1845 English wedding bonnet is from the V&A collection.

Description from the V&A website: "Cream silk tulle bonnet trimmed with bands of white crepe and sprays of imitation orange blossom, coal scuttle shape"

Orange blossom was especially popular among Victorian brides after featuring prominently in Queen Victoria's wedding attire.

Wedding Bonnet | Unknown | V&A Explore The Collections (vam.ac.uk)

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"Now when I say “go,” walk down with fire in your eyes and murder on your mind."

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on Hollywood film actress/fashion icon, Audrey Hepburn, holding a bouquet of lily of the valley while wearing the famous wedding dress designed by Hubert de Givenchy for 1957's romantic comedy/musical, "Funny Face."

"Although Jo Stockton (Audrey Hepburn) was a heartbroken model when she first put on the Hubert de Givenchy short tulle wedding dress in "Funny Face," by the end she was floating off with her desired in a truly iconic scene."

-- HARPER'S BAZAAR, "40 Iconic Movie Wedding Gowns, in Photos," by Morgan Peterson and Charlotte Chilton, published October 5, 2020

Sources: www.harpersbazaar.com/culture/film-tv/g5983/best-movie-brides & X.

[herecomesthedress]

bianca jagger’s wedding skirt suit to mick jagger in 1971

designer: yves saint laurent

[amazonmandy]

Two Grooms 💙

New Commissions: a beautiful pair of grooms for an upcoming wedding! I was so happy to be able to make these suits for a very special day! Hopefully I will be sharing some wedding photos of them in the coming months. The light blue one was based on an ouji outfit one of them liked, the other is an original.

[oxfords---notbrogues]

@franz_1955

[edwardian-girl-next-door]

Daisy, Princess of Pless, in her wedding gown (1891)

via gogmsite.net

[threadtalk]

It's been a minute since we shared a Worth gown, let alone a wedding gown. And hello! This dress is one I hadn't seen before since today, from the Palais Galliera in Paris, but it dates from 1904. (Though I could see this as Alexander McQueen.)

The details are sparse, but we can tell a few things. It's absolutely encrusted in beads, so it would have weighed a lot! The silhouette is still very much late Victorian, from the gigot sleeves to the up-to-the-neck coverage. It's trimmed in fur, so it's likely this was a winter wedding setting.

It uses entrelac (which is a netting/crochet/knitting method) to create these gorgeous lozenges that glitter and define the pattern on the surface of the dress.

Given the date, this would not have been a C.F. Worth design, but one of his sons'.

[jewellery-box]

Wedding gown of white silk mesh with a woven white satin floral and edge pattern, with two flower and leaf vines swinging around each other, 1835. Rijks Museum

[gentlyepigrams]

1880s. Deep red silk satin wedding dress with damask panels along collar, bodice, front, shoulders, cuffs, and in skirt. Glazed cotton lines both pieces. Bodice has button closure and skirt has built-in bustle and rouching across front.⁣ (the Maryland Center for History and Culture)