okay, a bit melodramatic. But when you work in the bridal industry and hear dirt like this from others like me {melodramatic} you can't help but get wrapped up in it for at
least 45 seconds!
I love my job. And with this, have grown a great appreciation for the very talented designers in this crazy industry.
my favorite gown in the shop right now: Farrah by Vera Wang
I love the organza layers, how it moves, the blush color, the blooms shaped by folds of fabric at the bottom (which you can't see in this pic)...
We heard from Vera's company that she was going to sell a few of her gowns in Priscilla of Boston's around the country...just a sort of test run/different target market. Not ideal for us/the experience we try to offer brides, but not the end of the world. THEN we discovered Vera has in fact designed a much more affordable line for David's bridal called Vera Wang
White. David's bridal own's Priscilla of Boston, so not a huge surprise here either. I feel mixed emotions. I think any bride should be able to wear a beautiful dream dress without plopping down 7,000. But I'd just hate to see the quality of such a beautiful design suffer with poor materials and assembly.I mean, how many times are you going to buy your wedding gown? Hopefully once. And it should be a special occasion with a night of sleeping on it if necessary, and champagne toasts all around!
I haven't seen the White collection in person, but I have a sneak peak for you!
My favorites from the White collection:
a synthetic version of the Ivanka Trump gown:
Not sure about the top on this one, but the bottom looks lovely
The real Ivanka:
Another gown from the Luxe line:
Can you see a similarity? It frustrates and excites me all at the same time! If you're engaged, I highly suggest going to check them out when they hit stores in February, but I also recommend you keep in mind that the experience getting your gown is something you will always remember and it should be a beautiful, special event!
~Mrs. E~