All Downton Abbey
fans have been enthralled in the will they won't they
storyline between Lady Mary and Matthew and last night saw the
pair finally walk down the aisle!! The joyful and
uplifting union of the couple has been much anticipated, but
not as much as Lady Mary's dress... and she did not
disappoint! Yes, it's a modest affair but we couldn't fail to
notice the striking resemblance to the dress that Queen
Elizabeth The Queen Mother wore when she married King George
in 1923. It's a simple ivory column design with a satin sash
drawing in below the waist and sheer, long sleeves. It's
finished with a jewelled headband and a cathedral length veil.
Not only is it hugely representative of wedding dresses of that era,
there's certainly a trend among the aristocracy and royals for
covering up and preserving ones modesty as you walk down the aisle.
Even Kate Middleton opted for sheer, lace sleeves on her Alexander
McQueen gown just last year.
Demure dressing with a sense of glamour and femininity from a bygone era is certainly something that is sweeping the bridal catwalks for 2013 and with the release of the film The Great Gatsby - the romantic adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1925 novel in the New Year we are sure that the bridal industry will be further influenced by this classic era.
Demure dressing with a sense of glamour and femininity from a bygone era is certainly something that is sweeping the bridal catwalks for 2013 and with the release of the film The Great Gatsby - the romantic adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1925 novel in the New Year we are sure that the bridal industry will be further influenced by this classic era.
Carina Baverstock Couture has a fabulous collection of gowns by designers such as Jessica Charleston, Jenny Packham, Ritva Westenius and Claire Pettibone who's dresses evoke the 1920s, book an appointment today to create your own vintage look!
No comments:
Post a Comment