Weddings.
Up till now I have always wanted a Vera Wang wedding dress (considered the best of the best) but now my eyes have been opened to other designers who have designed wedding dresses at the same level of creativity, while at a slightly more acceptable level of suitability. Don't get me wrong, the latest VW (spring 2013) collection is fascinating with the red wedding dresses, although some of them don't look much like wedding dresses, as opposed to just standard amazing occasion dresses. Equally, some of the asymmetry in the CH fw 13 bridal collection is rather off-putting.
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Every girl dreams about her wedding day, but I only started to when my eyes were opened to all these amazing designers who create some incredible ones.. I've never fantasized about my actual husband (that kind of puts me off it...) or the venue or anything, just what I will wear. Bit shallow yes, but there's nothing I can do about that is there.
So I stumbled across a few of the lesser well-known wedding dress designers when doing some extensive research, and I came across Raimon Bundó, a Spanish Bridal designer. I'm not sure how well-known is is- wikipedia doesn't seem to know it, but the webside looks profesh, check it: http://www.raimonbundo.com/
I photo-shopped my head on to some of the dresses. Well I say photo-shopped. What I really mean is, I used the Windows snipping tool to cut out my head and paste it on top of the models faces. I must seem so sad/ a loner (true atm), although I am sure many many girls have done this or sort of planned some aspects of their weddings. I'm just making my addictive tenancies known to the public.
A short post, but the purpose of it was to inform you of Raimon Bundó. Also, to inform you that wedding dresses from Marchesa, VW, Herrera and the rest are not the only ones you should dream about. Oh and also http://www.dresswilmington.com/different-types-of-wedding-dresses.html gives you the low down of the different wedding dress styles. For me, it is sheath/column all the way.
