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Modern Bride Portrait of a Feminine lace, Lady defined waists and Gothic accents rule the runway with gowns inspired by England’s Victorian era Photographs by Kurt Iswarienko 250 Period Piece Girly pleating and a ruf- fled hemline paired with intricate black embroi- dery give this ivory strap- less silk taffeta gown a look of sheer opulence, $7,580, by St. Pucchi. Black chiffon baby-doll cover-up, $72, by Bet- sey Johnson Intimates. Ribbon (seen through- out) by Mokuba. Jet earrings with pink tour- maline, yellow sapphires and diamonds, $6,950, by Cynthia Rose. 1970s Yves Saint Laurent pen- dant on black velvet choker, $850, from Yoox .com. Suede gloves, $250, by Carolina Amato. GUTTER CREDIT TK MODERNBRIDE 251 A Study in Sophistication This ivory tulle and lace sheath with cap sleeves has a quiet elegance, $875, by Cosmobella. Stone drop earrings, $62, by Juicy Couture. Locket with opal on chain, $6,000, from Samuel Saidian & Sons at Man- hattan Art & Antiques Center, NYC. Fingerless opera-length gloves, $375, by Carolina Amato. Cotton gloves, $65, by Shaneen Huxham. GUTTER CREDIT TK 252 MODERNBRIDE Royal Highness An ornately embellished empire waist commands attention on this black and white hand-beaded silk georgette gown; the deep V neckline and vertical detailing enhance the illusion of length, $11,400, by Atelier Aimée. Embroidered earrings with onyx cabochons and jet pearls, $225; matching necklace, $1,115, by Dori Csengeri. Leather opera-length gloves, $375, by Carolina Amato. Beauty note: Have a matte makeup moment with Shu Uemura Glow On blush in Pink 30 and Rouge Unlimited Crème Matte lipstick in BG 940M. MODERNBRIDE 253 Bed of Roses An ivory English net trum- pet gown with Alençon lace bodice and ruffled collar, $5,900, by Christos, and vintage accents make a luxuriously ladylike ensemble. Flower crown, $965, by Ellen Christine. Watch chain choker, $400; cameo pendant, $1,500, both from Doyle & Doyle. Long chain with glasses, $7,500, from Samuel Saidian & Sons at Man- hattan Art & Antiques Center, NYC. Wrist-length crocheted gloves, $75, by Shaneen Huxham. Combining like textures–crocheted and floral lace; silk satin and formal faille–lends an antique feel GUTTER CREDIT TK 254 MODERNBRIDE GUTTER CREDIT TK MODERNBRIDE 255 256 MODERNBRIDE Black Beauty Opposite: Go against the grain with a lavish, lingerie-inspired look, like this black taffeta bustier and ruffled-trim skirt, $4,500, by Jenny Lee, paired with lace over-the-knee boots, $2,190, by Sergio Rossi. Resin bangles, $130 each, by Jessica Cushman. Gucci eve- ning bag, $425, from Treasures & Pleasures at Manhattan Art & Antiques Center, NYC. Suede gloves, $165, by Carolina Amato. This page: A black tulle veil and ribbon add drama. Victorian tortoise drop earrings, $1,500, from Leah Gordon Antiques at Manhattan Art & Antiques Center, NYC. MODERNBRIDE 257 Imperial Lace This diamond white and black beaded lace gown with detachable satin train makes a powerful state- ment, $1,438, by Sophia Tolli. A Battenburg lace parasol, $75, from Great lookz.com, plays off the dress pattern. Embroidered earrings with onyx cabo- chons and jet pearls, $440; matching choker, $520; matching four-strand neck- lace, $580, by Dori Csen- geri. Crocheted gloves, $35, by Carolina Amato. For more info, see page 348. Hair by Cecilia Romero for Profound Beauty at art housemanagement.com. Makeup by William Murphy at de facto for MAC Pro. A feminine flower design softens the impact of bold black embroidery GUTTER CREDIT TK 258 MODERNBRIDE For more dress ideas, go to Brides.com/fashion GUTTER CREDIT TK MODERNBRIDE 259.
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