VINTAGE WINTER

Winter brides going vintage can not only create a magical wonderland but rock the ages as well.  Did you know Hollywood made use of all those gorgeous capes with hoods through the 1930s-40s?  Think movies like Anna Karenina and Catherine the Great. Friendly furs also play big in vintage winter wear.  Tibetan and Mongolian lamb are super trendy this year as are ostrich and marabou (feathers).  Plus accessories add that vintage look to just about anything--gloves in particular, the longer the better because they really keep the chill of your arms--especially if you're going sleeveless.  So if you love vintage and are a winter bride below you'll find a bit of inspiration to get you going . . . .
Small marabou stole by Sasso
Left: Winter Gasbyesque crushed velvet and Ostrich feathers by Joanne Fleming via Love My Dress//Mongolian Lamb wrap by Ralph Lauren
Lace and wool bridal cape by Melissa Rene Price
Bolero Sweater by Belinda Robertson//Dress by Art of Elegance by Elizabeth Emanuel 
Maybe more costume than vintage but this is certainly full Winter Wonderland regalia--Full length cape with fur hood via Wedbook

Comments

Gorgeous ideas for winter brides here, I particularly love the Ralph Lauren wrap! x
Lilli said…
Hi Amy! These wintery brides are so gorgeous and love the mood of the photos with the snow. The last one is my fav, seems from a fairytale. Have a good day! xo
Sam said…
That second dress is so endearing, love the elements of feathers and fur.e
I love the idea of a winter wonderland wedding! Those bridal outfits are gorgeous and so cozy. I especially like the full-length hooded cape and the dress with fuzzy bolero!
Silvia Negretti said…
Amazing ideas for winter brides!
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Imogen said…
I haven't thought much about winter fashion for weddings before. But this is so amazing and very exquisite. Thanks for your support on my recent post.

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