Want to really look like a traditional bride? Try the strapless with an over bodice. This look is a hark back to the the 1950s when sheer organza or lace was worn up top for coverage (in church you couldn't bare anything back then). Another blast from the past is the return of the removable bodice: A modest look for the ceremony and unbutton the front or back and you have a formal strapless for party time. These sheer geniuses are from the collections of designers Stephanie Allin and Augusta Jones. All are breathtakingly classic and the epitome of sheer elegance . . .
Images by Stephanie Allin
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Love this trend.
What amazing gowns!
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just stunning! x
This blog is so great! I'm totally love it! :D
i really like this trend... it makes every dress look timeless
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In LOVE with the second gown - it is gorgeous! :)
It's such a gorgeous look. The gowns are all beautiful. I especially adore the first one. Just gorgeous! :) xoxo
I love the second one. It is gorgeous!
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Love the first dress Amy!! Wow :)
That last dress looks like a princess gown.
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Love the look! I also have a sheer lace gown over my silk slip and it was timeless!
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I love this http://www.myriad6.com/pari-star-short-37-p.asp
It looks beautiful! thank you so much :)
Absolutely gorgeous. I especially love the long-sleeved one. Lace is so sexy, but elegant and timeless as well.
May the force be with you.
Emily
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