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{Design Couture} | Table Linens So Gorgeous You Can Wear Them!
lmoore
Dec 3
|10:02
If you don’t know me by now…then you haven’t been paying attention. I am absolutely obsessed with Wildflower Linen. They are one of my favorite suppliers for exotic and stunning linens. If you didn’t know why before… here’s a little more for you to digest, from their Open House Event in their new Phoenix Arizona showroom. I can’t wait til Song expands out here…I will be right there to lend a hand!
Wildflower Linen celebrates yet another milestone with an Open House Event for our brand new showroom. But this time, it’s not fun in the sun in “cool” California, it’s fun in the sun in “hot” Arizona! And when Wildflower Linen says open house, we not only mean great food, people and fun; but get ready for amazing style and great entertainment too! What better way to show off our linens than in a showroom, on the tables and again on the runway; a fashion show runway showcasing our designer table linen and chair covers that anyone can rent!
Katrina and Andrew from Sedona Bride Photography captured the most amazing images from the event and were nice enough to let us grab a sneak peek.
This is our 3rd fashion show this year and they keep getting better and better! Pro-em played a pivotal role in making this event a success with their tent, lighting and rentals, while sierra bonita catering , shelley’s specialty desserts and pour masters wined and dined guests!
Gorgeous models showcased Wildflower Linen’s latest collections as well as signature favorites by wearing the designs across a floral and rose petal runway carpet created by events by showstoppers.
If it weren’t a treat in itself just to have a runway showing of linens, this runway is to die for! I would love to see this at an Indian Wedding!
Gorgeous beyond words. I could see myself walking around in any of these. I could wear them to a Full Circle Eventi Boutique Event this spring? Maybe? I’ll have to get the draping secrets from Song!
We also had amazing floral designers create tablescapes for the event, Arizona style… of course!! We LOVE how designers can take the same linen and with different elements, florals and visions, a whole new feel and concept is created! Each one worked with a theme and these are their amazing creations:
Petal Pushers created this lovely tablescape using our custom Lauren linen and Marilyn Chair Covers for their “wedding” inspired theme.
I am absolutely in love with this design. Every color, every details, every place setting, every linen. It’s absolutely breath taking, and definitely translatable for and Michigan Wedding!
When asked to do a “southwest” themed table to really appreciate the styles of Arizona, md design didn’t hold anything back. Using our new Carrington linen, they truly captured the beauty and feel of Arizona.
Along with the amazing petal runway, Events by Showstoppers created this lovely “wedding” inspired table using the Carolyn Linen and chair covers in champagne.
I had the pleasure of seeing this table cloth’s chair cover partner when I was in LA. I thought that was beautiful, but the table linen is perfect for any purple wedding. The variety of shade and texture are perfect for multiple uses!
Flora Bella created a playful “Girls luncheon” themed table using the custom Juliet Linen in lavendar and Venus Chair Covers.
Ghost chairs, something blue and a touch of white…so crisp and clean. This would be a fun look for a Persian wedding.
This vibrant tablescape created by Avante-Garde Studio using Iridescent taffeta aquamarineand turquoise jeweled chair covers is the perfect compliment to create this “holiday” inspired theme.
Oh my couture brides! This is an fabulous concept to start with for a bridal shower or a bachelorette night. May just a girls night in! Pink and Black are ever a hot color combination…and I see it being even more in 2011. I know a local source in Michigan just recently got a linen very similar to this as well…to die for!
Much love! I heart all things Wildflower! I can’t wait to hear your favorites. Make sure to leave me a little note on which look you like best!
{Ethnic Couture} | Amazing Wedding Kimonos 2011
lmoore
Nov 5
|12:34
I wanted to leave you this week with some amazing and simply gorgeous creations from Scena D’uno to keep your mind a flutter all weekend.
I simply cannot explain how in awe I am of these beautiful kimono robes. I thought last year’s collection was to die for. Again this year, Uno Kanda personally models her beautiful designs that are out of the world! Pretty ruffles, unexpected textures and patterns, certainly make this one of the most stunning collections to date. Scene D’uno’s 2010 collection demands attention, whether you’re looking for a kimono or not!
Inspiration for this pale yellow creation could certainly be a daffodil. Unexpected fluttering butterflies and leopard print trim make this a one of a kind creation.
I love the use of traditional western wedding dress fabric — embroidered organza instead of silk or satin usually utilized for traditional kimonos — for this bridal coat, a truly unique fusion modern kimono is born. Do you love the purple on lavender as much as I do?
Scena D’uno is taking inspiration from Japanese youth with the next two kimono! Their eclectic style is wrapped up with polka dots and ruffles and topped with a pretty pink bow! Altogether now… KAWAII!!!
Black, pink and animal print obi sash for a punk rock bride. Don’t forget the lace finger less glove (so retro Madonna!) and paper fan with matching tassels! “Outrageous!” you say? Outrageously fun!
Pink ruffle-trimmed bridal kimono and ceremonial coat with adorned with flowers.
For more traditional Japanese wedding gown images, click here.
All images courtesy of Wedding Inspirasi.
Love IT! – Who Needs White Anyway?
lmoore
Mar 11
|15:39
As I mentioned yesterday, there are so many beautifully designed dresses that saunter down the red carpet during the award season, and many of them could care less about white. For the bride, looking for something a bit different for her day, why not take a nod from these stunning dresses and glide down your aisle in something a little less white!
From subtle golden beauty to striking daring beauty, there are some many ravishing images to create and strut on your big day!
Perhaps a bit more traditional or for a second marriage, how about a sip of champagne. Check out the details in the bodice of Sandra Bullock’s Marchesa creation. Cinderella would certainly have been seen in Cameran Diaz’s choice by Oscar de la Renta.
I love rich saturated jewel tones Cruz, Weaver, Latifah and Farmiga selected.
What could be more daring than one of the most controversial dresses of the night (critics either loved it or hated it. I love the concept but believe the execution is still not all there)? Zoe sported a stunning gown in cascades of purple that I would love to see in white as well!
Ah yes, the soft and subtle beauties of the night were definitely in full force. I love the softness of each of these gowns, be they in white or their original colors here. I am a particular fan of Demi’s Atelier Versace creation!
And finally, with our current love for the dark seedy world of vampires, who could not include a few black beauties. Mariska’s Vera Wang and Kristen Stewart’s Monique Lhuillier creations certainly make these beauties tempting to taste!
What was your favorite dress of the night?
And then, of course, there are the men. But that’s another day right? Actually, there was only one really sharp look that caught my eye.
Photos from Moviefone, WireImage (Kevin Mazer), Film Magic (Michael Caulfield, Jeff Kravitz,)
Organic Elegance – Inuit Imagination
lmoore
Feb 17
|09:00
Continuing my imaginative inspiration from last week’s opening ceremonies, I created two neutral color board, which if you know me, it a bit more of a challenge. I love, love, love color. Take the color away and I am left with a neutral palate that I am still mastering. So here’s a glimpse at the more subtle earthly combinations. With a splash of color – but it’s really in the mix – check out the First Nation’s logo!
(Couple, kaftan, mosaic table, bridesmaid, dragon fly hairpin, umbrellas, antler table, shoes, Inukshuk favor, red door)
While the images are beautiful, I cannot forget to share with you cultural knowledge within the boards. The rock formations, which you’ve seen on as the template for the Vancouver Olympic Games, draw their history from the aboriginal inhabitants of Canada. These people-like figures of rock are called Inukshuk. The Inukshuk, which means “likeness of person,” was first used by the Inuit People to mark trails, indicate caches of food, and locate nearby settlements as well as good places to hunt or fish. Most of the Canadian arctic is dominated year round by permafrost and only has a few natural landmarks which could be used for orientation, that’s why Inukshuk are used as directional marker.
The rock Inukshuk embodies the spirit and persistence of the Inuit who live and flourish in Northern Canada, one of the world harshest environments. Inukshuk’s represent strength, leadership and motivation. The Inukshuk makes a fantastic favor as a homage to the First Nation people of Canada.
(bride, First Nation logo, place setting, cakes, centerpiece, table numbers, Inukshuks, rock table setting, bridesmaids, flowers, shoe, bride)
