THE FREINDLY WRAP: Ethical Warmth for the Winter Bride
T he December/January bride can create a real winter wonderland around her look. Especially those going into sub-zero temps where wraps, stoles, boleros, hats, muffs, and jackets are definitely in the picture. Winter bridal fashion has long embraced luxurious wrap accessories that soften the chill while adding an unmistakable sense of elegance. Fortunately, warmth need not come at the expense of an animal's life. Many of nature's most beautiful fibers are renewable, gathered through annual shearing or natural molting, allowing brides to enjoy the richness of natural materials while making thoughtful choices about what they wear. Header Photo: A striking study in contrasting textures—lace and Mongolian lamb. Directly Above: A plumbed capelet of ivory and beige ostrich feathers. Among the finest examples are wool, cashmere, alpaca, and mohair, all prized for their exceptional warmth, softness, and graceful drape. Feather wraps offer another timeless option. Marabou, ostrich, g...
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