I watch Project Runway occasionally, but am not as avid a follower as many other people are. I do love the challenges and creative vision of the different designers selected for the show.
Ever since I started working in the wedding industry, I’ve tried to keep an eye out for new fashion trends and I absolutely love the new fashion from emerging designers. A few weeks ago I was waiting in anticipation for new designs from Carol Hannah, a former Project Runway (season 6) contestant who has a passion for dresses. I first stumbled across this news from Bella Bridesmaid, one of the boutiques who will be carrying her beautiful bridesmaid line.
The Carol Hannah bridal line is comprised of beautiful designs that blend modern and elegance perfectly. I also love that many of her designs are available in various lengths, providing more options for the bride.
I’m still waiting to see her entire line, but how gorgeous is that pink bridesmaid dress at the bottom? I hope someone asks me to be in their wedding and picks that perfect dress for the bridesmaids – such a great excuse to purchase a beautiful dress!
Photos from the Carol Hannah Wedding Collection Etsy Shop
By the way, Melanie just read this blog, and scolded me for not mentioning Carol Hannah is her ultimate favorite designer from the series. Looks like we think alike!
Always a bridesmaid but never a bride? That’s seriously not so bad these days! With all the cute dresses available, it’s a delight to welcome a new addition to your wardrobe.
How fantastic are the latest and greatest dress designs in the world of the bridesmaid? They are quite simply beautiful – a fresh and welcome alternative to their previous predecessors. In fact, there are so many new options out there, you might actually get to wear them once, twice, three times over.
The bridesmaid of today has taken a turn for the better. You might even find yourself shopping for party wear at some of the incredible boutiques like Bella Bridesmaid and Sash & Bustle that are growing in popularity.
To get you thinking about fun, flirty fashions, here is a sampling from some of our favorite designers.
Designer Credit
Row 1: Chloe & Reese, Sarah Seven
Row 2: Priscilla of Boston, Amsale, Saja Wedding, Jenny Yoo
Row 3: Thread, Vera Wang, Thread, Monique Lhullier
Row 4: Lula Kate, Vera Wang, Simple Silhouettes
Row 5: Sarah Seven, Two Birds
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Amsale, bridesmaid dresses, Chloe & Reese, Jenny Yoo, Lula Kate, Monique Lhullier, Saja Wedding, Sarah Seven, Simple Silhouettes, Thread Bridesmaid, Two Birds, Vera Wang
To all of you boys out there who are reading this blog, I apologize in advance for the following content. But, I thought it was high time to pay tribute to the fairest color of them all.
Call me a girl, but I have always been drawn to all things pink. In honor of this attraction, I wanted to share my latest and greatest finds from the world of blush and bashful.
>> I love these fun and flirty spaces as featured in House Beautiful:
Left to Right, Top to Bottom: (1) Pink Bed designed by Gene Meyer and Frank de Biasi; (2) Amanda Nesbit, Designer; (3) Amanda Nesbit, Designer & Wallpaper: Manuel Canovas for Cowtan & Tout; (4) Designer Stephen Shubel
>> The prettiest pink accessories for yourself and your home:
First Row | Dupatta Shawl from Calypso; Kendra Scott Otylia Ring in Guava | Second Row | Beaded Bag from Calypso; Fizzy Wine Glass from Anthropologie; The “Chick Tile” from Xenia Taler Tiles | Third Row | Clutches from Hobo International
>> Two of my favorite images from photographer Paul Costello
>> And finally, the newest pink ladies from Maihar Design:
Sami (pictured bottom left) and Tori (pictured bottom right)
I have to say her name out loud, because I am so angry with myself for just now learning about her. I recently found the most fabulous necklace at Nordstrom’s and became quickly obsessed with all of the jewelry by this one particular designer…Kendra Scott.
It seems I have been living on Mars, without InStyle Magazine, because prior to my shopping excursion, I was unaware of Kendra Scott. Not only is her jewelry stunning, but her color combinations are strikingly beautiful.
I don’t know how else to describe her jewelry but to say that it is equally antique and modern; boisterous and delicate; mature and childlike, and definitely memorable. What’s more, after visiting her website, it turns out that she has not only been featured in numerous fashion magazines on a regular basis (i.e. InStyle), but she is an avid philanthropist and based out of Austin, Texas (not even an hour and a half from myself).
That being said, I am now passing along her name to any other lost souls in the world who might have possibly, like myself, missed the memo.
Kendra Scott is fabulous!
Read about her company and view her collection at www.kendrascott.com. Enjoy.
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