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Cont. Other fabrics include chiffon (semi transparent and often used as a floaty overlay), while organza, which may be embroidered, is stiffer and comes in either matt or crystal (sheen) finish. Or there's always a touch of romantic laceÉ COLLECTING THE DRESS ON THE DAY INSIDER KNOWLEDGE As the new year approaches and thoughts turn to spring and summer weddings, it's the ever-popular strapless bodice dresses and two-piece outfits that continue to dominate the bridal fashion world. But if you're looking for something a bit out of the ordinary, the retro glamour of the 1950s and the romance of the 1930s are starting to have an influence on wedding dress designs. Flowing silk chiffon, a sparkle of sequins and a dash of beading are the key to this vintage look, with embroidery on lace adding a touch of sophistication. Fresh off the bridal catwalks in London, black and white combination dresses seem poised to become a look of the future. But if you're going for this ultra-modern dress, be sure to choose a fabric and style that suits your figure and personality - and go for the best quality you can afford. By Storm offers made-to-measure dresses in a wide selection of styles and fabrics - choose from the Modern Classics, Touch of Tartan or Informal/ Weddings Abroad collections. ThereÕs also a new range of pure silk pret a porter dresses on offer with prices starting at £550. Visit www.bystorm.co.uk for details. |
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