27 Apr
2011

Posted in: Fashion & Accessories
By CandicecloseAuthor: Candice Name: Candice Coppola
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About: I am the owner and creative director of Jubilee Events-- an event planning boutique located in Cheshire, Connecticut. I'm a newly wed, residing locally with my amazingly handy husband, Mike. Aside from planning and designing beautiful events, I love art, wine, and delicious food! xoSee Authors Posts (456)    No Comments

Royal Wedding Week: What Will Kate Wear? Options for Royal Wedding Fashion

My good friend Beth Chapman of The White Dress by the shore put together a collection of gowns she thought would be inspirational for Kate Middleton’s walk down the aisle. I have to agree with her– Kate will more than likely wear something classic and conservative, which is not necessary in the same breath as her own style. She is young, upbeat, and tends to gravitate toward modern and fitted silhouettes. So, the question begs– what will she wear on Friday?

1st dress: Oscar de la Renta; 2nd dress: Carolina Herrera
courtesy of The White Dress by the shore blog

As Beth wrote (and we agree), “I felt it imperative that Kate don some sort of sleeve for her Westminster Abbey ceremony. The venue is a 1,000 year old church, where kings and queens are crowned. In respect of tradition, I feel that the coverage is necessary. My hope is that the silhouette that she selects- albeit traditional- will have some shape in the skirt to show off her fabulous figure!” I do agree with Beth that her dress ought to have sleeves– whether they are part of a short jacket she wears and can later remove– or constructed into the gown.

dress by priscilla of boston

1st dress: monique lhuillier; second dress: modern trousseau; third dress: romona keveza

Brides.com asked some of the worlds most famous designers to sketch a dress for Kate.. here are some of our favorites!

1st dress: Melissa Sweet; 2nd dress: Temperley London

1st dress: Amsale; 2nd dress: Reem Acra

And while the dress that she wears to Westminster Abbey will most certainly have a conservative feel, we can only imagine what she’ll change into for that evening’s intimate dinner party! This is where we expect Kate’s true style to shine, and perhaps, she’ll dawn something more slim and formfitting.

Tomorrow, we’ll talk about our thoughts and ideas for how both parties might look!

xxoo~

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23 Sep
2008

Posted in: Latest Trends
By CandicecloseAuthor: Candice Name: Candice Coppola
Email: candice@eventjubilee.com
Site: http://www.eventjubilee.com
About: I am the owner and creative director of Jubilee Events-- an event planning boutique located in Cheshire, Connecticut. I'm a newly wed, residing locally with my amazingly handy husband, Mike. Aside from planning and designing beautiful events, I love art, wine, and delicious food! xoSee Authors Posts (456)    2 Comments

Emmy Style 2008

Want an inkling into the hot colors and fashion designs that will hit your bridal magazines next year? Look no further than the Emmy awards on Sunday night! I feel as though a lot of the elements of these gowns are emulated in bridal fashion already, but they will be more pronounced for next year. Here are some of my Emmy favorites:

Olivia Wilde in Reem Acra

Many internet fashionistas are already pinning Miss Wilde as the top dressed star, and I tend to agree. This gown is so gorgeous and can immediately translate from the red carpet to the alter. I love the incredible detailing and vintage style. Everything on her is flawless; from the hair to the jewels and the bag.

Teri Hatcher in Monique Lhuillier

I chose to feature this gown because of the color and ruffling, both of which are very hot right now. Yellow, especially in this vibrant color, is so chic. The mermaid fit and ruffling along the back (which you cannot see) and the front are just gorgeous. I think the ruffling trend will carry through into next season, too, which excites me because I love its femininity!

Mariska Hargitay in Carolina Herrera

Again, this yellow is a bit deeper but so popular right now. I chose this gown primarily because of its style. It is so modern yet classic. I love the Roman vibe it gives with the over the shoulder. As a bridal gown I think it would need a bit of detailing in the back and perhaps something sparkly along the waist line to pull together the sash.

Brooke Shields in Badgley Mischka

The color of this gown isn’t my favorite for my own personal taste, but it is really prevalent right now in fashion (in smaller doses I can wear it). I chose this gown because I felt like the style could go straight from the red carpet and right to the aisle (sans color). The ruffling is so beautiful and the sweetheart neckline? Sexy! I would wear this gown on my wedding day if given the chance.

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