Luxe fabrics and sexy, lace sleeves will keep you warm and stylish for your winter-wonderland wedding. Does your dress have any of these details?
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Heavy Fabrics
A winter wedding is ideal for indulging in luxurious fabrics such as silk satins and Battenberg lace without feeling weighed down by heavy fabric.
Gown by Kenneth Pool
Photo: Courtesy of Oscar de la Renta
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Full Skirts
If you’re considering a ball gown, this is the time for a large skirt! The multilayered effect will keep you nice and toasty.
Gown by Oscar de la Renta
Photo: Kurt Wilberding
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Long Sleeves
If you’d rather not bother with a cover-up to brave the elements, a long-sleeved lace gown will provide some extra protection.
Gown by Monique Lhuillier
Photo: Kurt Wilberding
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Metallics
’Tis the season to go for gold and choose a soft metallic dress that will make you feel like a million dollars. This glamorous gown has a New Year’s wedding written all over it.
Gown by Ines di Santo
Photo: Kurt WIlberding
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Embellishments
For a gown that truly stands out in the snow, look for allover beaded embellishments to really shine. Crystals, pearls, sequins and even the fabric itself can add some amazing sparkle.
Gown by Mark Zunino
Photo: Allan Zepeda
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Color
A subtle, understated hue like that of this icy-blue fairy-tale gown will add some drama to your wedding day look without straying too far from the traditional white dress.
"To me, ‘over the top' represents generosity, and I think that's what events should be about. You are going to spoil your guests with every single luxury, food, music that you possibly can."
-- Preston Bailey, Wedding Planner
Photo: MCV Photo
Photo: Courtesy of Oscar de la Renta
Photo: Kurt Wilberding
Photo: Kurt Wilberding
Photo: Kurt WIlberding
Photo: Allan Zepeda
yes, the fourth style, metallic color, my fav.
All the wedding dresses are fabulous but I liked second one the most.
Lovely!!