#monique lhuillier resort 2014

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Julia Louis-Dreyfus | Monique Lhuillier Resort 2014 gown | Emmy Awards | 2013

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what are some gowns that remind you of fire ?

This might be really basic of me, but the red and orange ombré gowns are my first thought, without dipping into the more costume-y stuff I always see on pinterest. So I think ombré is the theme for 9 out of the 10 gowns here.  And the first one I couldn’t shake because it reminds me of fire embers and I just love it.

Alex Perry Spring/Summer 2020 RTW Blanka Matragi Fall/Winter 2016 Couture Alexander McQueen Resort 2011 Leanne Marshall Fall/Winter 2019 Couture Elie Saab Spring/Summer 2015 RTW Hass Idriss Spring/Summer 2019 Couture Georges Chakra Spring/Summer 2019 Couture Elie Saab Fall/Winter 2010 Couture Monique Lhuillier Spring/Summer 2014 RTW Blanka Matragi Fall/Winter 2016 Couture

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“Look What You Made Me Do” music video | August 27, 2017

Oscar de la Renta custom gown (Met Gala 2014)

Kaufmanfranco Resort 2009 gown (MTV VMAs 2009)

Mandalay ‘Fringe Dress’ (Fearless Tour)

Marina Toybina custom ensemble (RED Tour)

J. Mendel custom gown (“Out Of the Woods” music video)

BCBG Max Azria Spring 2006 dress (ACM Awards 2006)

Mary Katrantzou Resort 2015 romper (MTV VMAs 2014)

Balmain Spring 2015 jumpsuit (BBMAs 2015)

J. Mendel top and skirt (ACM Awards 2014)

Monique Lhuillier custom gown (BMI Pop Music Awards 2016)

Not found (Country Weekly photoshoot 2010)

Charlotte Russe jacket, Michael Kors top, Joie Pants, Miu Miu oxfords (RED Tour)

Jaded London jacket (1989 Tour)

Kaufmanfranco jumpsuit (1989 Tour)

Zuhair Murad leotard (1989 Tour)

Ashish top and pants (MTV VMAs 2015)

Jovani gown (Fearless Tour)

Forever 21 top and shorts (“We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” music video)

Taylor Swift squirrel pajamas (“We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” music video)

Ashish top (“22″ music video)

Bassike shirt (“I Knew You Were Trouble” music video)

Aubrey Hyde custom gown (Fearless Tour)

Custom ensemble (“Shake It Off” music video)

Vintage sweater (1989 album photoshoot)

Old Gringo boots (Fearless Tour)

Joseph Cassell/Jessica Jones custom ensemble, Carlo Pazolini custom boots (Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve performance)

Victoria’s Secret custom (VSFS 2014)

Thanks to the behind-the-scenes video “Taylor Mountain” I managed to get an even better look at all the Taylors used in the “LWYMMD” music video. 

It’s been well-known for years that Taylor has been hoarding the near majority of the clothes that she has worn on tour, in music videos and on red carpets. A lot of these clothes are either put in commemorative exhibits (like the Taylor Swift Experience GRAMMY Museum) or are auctioned off for charity. Here, Taylor brings back a variety of iconic ensembles she has worn over the years. 

This post is meant to serve as a comprehensive masterpost of all the Taylors included in the video. 

As respect for Taylor’s body doubles, their faces have been cropped. 

If I’m missing any Taylors, let me know over at @taylorswiftstylequestions​! Otherwise, enjoy.  

Check out everything from the “Look What You Made Me Do” music video here.

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A Dreamy Palm-Inspired Palmetto Bluff Wedding / Featured on Martha Stewart Weddings

From Martha Stewart Weddings...

Stefanie Dasher and Merritt Andrew McCullough grew up on Skidaway Island, off the coast of Savannah, Georgia, and even attended the same school. But it wasn't until after college that they started dating. Stefanie and Drew always kept tabs on each other and stayed in touch, and then one night in February 2014, the timing was right and they went on a date. The rest, as they say, is history.

A little over a year into dating, the couple bought their first house together in their hometown. One day, Stefanie came home to unpack some more, and there was a piece of art she had been eyeing hung on the wall with a letter stuck to it. She turned around to see Drew on bended knee.

Engaged and nesting, the operation managers for Stefanie's father's self-storage company set out to plan a romantic, elegant, and intimate affair about a half-hour from their home, at Montage Palmetto Bluff. After their first summer of dating, Drew had planned a long weekend getaway at the resort, and it was then and there that Stefanie knew she wanted to marry him, and wanted their wedding to be held at that very location.

With help from planner and designer Todd Fiscus of Todd Events, the April 1st, 2017 soiree was inspired by some of the couple's favorite things: blue-and-white china and the Beverly Hills Hotel's palm-print wallpaper, and was totally and utterly a reflection of the bride and groom. The 235 guests witnessed the ceremony in the venue's quaint chapel, enjoyed cocktail hour alfresco, were led by a group of musicians to the reception, and dined and danced the whole night long.

You can see the feature on Martha Stewart Weddings here.

You can see Stefanie and Drew's beautiful wedding film by East West Production here.

Photography: Julie Livingston Photography

Second Shooter & Photography Assistant: Hannah Shaffer & Nina Brandenburg

Film Lab: Richard Photo Lab

Location, Catering, and Cake: Montage Palmetto Bluff

Event planning and design: Todd Events

Videography: East West Production

Stationery: Happy Menocal (save-the-dates, invitations, and calligraphy); Colorbox Letterpress (welcome bag paperie, programs, escort cards)

Bar sign calligraphy: Ashley Curry

Escort card calligraphy: Nicole Black of The Left Handed Calligrapher

Cakes: Minette Rushing Custom Cakes (wedding cake); Momofuku Milk Bar (groom's cake)

Music: Catherine Klimoff Strings (ceremony); Party on the Moon

Rentals: EventWorks; La Tavola Fine Linen; Neon of Dallas; Number Four Eleven; Technical Event Company

Bride's gown and veil: Carolina Herrera

Hair and Makeup: LB Rosser

Bridesmaids' dresses: Monique Lhuillier

Flower Girl dress: Joan Calabrese for Mon Cheri

Groom's tuxedo: Hadleigh's

Menswear: The Black Tux

Transportation: Old Savannah Tours

Photobooth: Dollface Photobooth

Dance floor decal: Signarama

Palm-print wallpaper: Tempaper

Neon sign: Neon of Dallas

Blue Chandelier: Ro Sham Beaux, Charleston

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What are your favorite ancient Greek inspired dresses? Like that sort of loose, drapey style that comes to mind with Greek mythology.

I love Grecian looks! I didn’t take any from the Zuhair Murad collection since I did a separate post on it, but he’s got some good ones in there. And Dolce & Gabbana’s Alta Moda show last July was a dream, but I only put one dress in here since there are so many other great ones out there.

Giambattista Valli Fall/Winter 2017 Couture Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda Spring 2019 Saiid Kobeisy Resort 2020 Georges Hobeika Spring/Summer 2018 Marchesa Resort 2010 Marchesa Fall/Winter 2008 RTW Roberto Cavalli Pre-Fall 2015 Ralph Lauren Spring/Summer 2012 RTW Elie Saab Spring/Summer 2014 Couture Monique Lhuillier Spring/Summer 2009 RTW

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Do you have any dresses that reminds you of spring?

I’m probably very basic because I gravitate towards floral and pastel gowns when I think of spring. (Florals for spring, how groundbreaking...I know.) But these floral/pastel gowns feel very spring-y to me.

Georges Chakra Spring/Summer 2017 Couture Paolo Sebastian Spring/Summer 2015 Couture Elie Saab Spring/Summer 2012 Couture Badgley Mischka Spring/Summer 2019 RTW Dennis Basso Resort 2014 Ralph & Russo Spring/Summer 2015 Couture Hamda al Fahim Fall/Winter 2016 Couture Monique Lhuillier Resort 2018 Georges Hobeika Spring/Summer 2016 Couture Marchesa Notte Spring/Summer 2017 RTW

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Can you show me five of your favorite ombré gowns?

I had no idea how hard it would be to narrow ten down to five, but here’s my final five.

Hass Idriss Spring/Summer 2019 Couture Dior Fall/Winter 2007 Couture Monique Lhuillier Resort 2011 Pamella Roland Resort 2020 Elie Saab Spring/Summer 2014 Couture

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Taylor Swift | Monique Lhuillier Resort 2014 dress • Casadei pumps | The Giver New York Premiere | 2014