Showing posts with label Bridal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bridal. Show all posts

Thursday, June 19, 2008

Brideshead Revisited, Revisited


Had a meeting with a very lovely bride-to-be last week and put this piece together as a possible combination for her headpiece. It would match her sweeping 1940's-style gown, glamorous with three soft velvet flowers over soft silk tulle at the halter neck.

She wanted originally a piece to tuck in her chignon, but I thought that a piece worn to the side with a flower mimicing what was happening in the back and a touch of navy blue--it's the antique French silk netting I found a few weeks ago which I'm so excited to use--would complement the dress and give her audience that day something to get them ready for the gorgeous finale that is the back of that dress.

She's getting married at Blue Hill at Stone Barns, a beautiful setting (and amazing restaurant) in the Hudson Valley.

Sunday, May 6, 2007

La Femme

Something Bleu, Bonbon Oiseau

La Lune et Les'Etoiles, Bonbon Oiseau

(left) Fondinette Noire (above) Petite Flyaway, Bonbon Oiseau

My big ambitions of prepping for painting my bedroom were thwarted by a bad bout of allergies. Hello Spring. So I've been inside on this gorgeous spring day intermittently napping, I watched Marie Antoinette on-demand, (twice in a row-mesmerized by the costumes and sets) and surfing around. Am loving all the macaron colors from the film, for a line or for paint colors? Am very inspired, particurly because I've been creating bridal head pieces all week for a shoot for the launch issue of Seattle Metropolitan Bride. Le Madeleine, Bonbon Oiseau

I usually name my bridal headpieces after French sweets. They have such deliciously pretty names.