The Wedding Dress: The 50 Designs that Changed the Course of Bridal Fashion

* The Wedding Dress: The 50 Designs that Changed the Course of Bridal Fashion ↠ PDF Read by # Eleanor Thompson eBook or Kindle ePUB Online free. The Wedding Dress: The 50 Designs that Changed the Course of Bridal Fashion Find out why Queen Victoria draped herself in white lace, how Paul Poirets knee-length dress ushered in the era of the flapper bride, why Wallis Simpson wore blue on her wedding day, and how Elsa Schiaparelli reinvented the veil. Lavishly illustrated spreads lay bare the anatomy of each show-stopping ensemble: silhouette, fabrics, construction techniques, embellishments, and even hidden details. Vivid photographs, detailed diagrams, and biographies of the dresses designers make this an indispe

The Wedding Dress: The 50 Designs that Changed the Course of Bridal Fashion

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Rating : 4.42 (557 Votes)
Asin : 3791348736
Format Type : paperback
Number of Pages : 192 Pages
Publish Date : 2016-03-05
Language : English

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cool book Manni This is a very neat book but it over sells the "pick apart each pattern of the dress." they have a basic sketch and they point out certain things. As a seamstress, I was a little disappointed about that. I wasn't looking for patterns, but a little more explanation in the design. Still, it's a very cool book if you like dress making and royal/celebrity weddings.. "Wonderful Book" according to Sherry. Wonderful, great pictures and drawings of the dresses with explanations. While I may not agree with all the choices they are indeed fantastic designs. Richard Sims said Very pretty book.. Got this as a gift for my fiancée who wants to make her dress, she loves this :)

She has lectured on fashion at the University of Brighton, the London College of Fashion, and the Victoria and Albert Museum. . Eleanor Thompson served as curator of dress at the Brighton Museum in England and has been an exhibition consultant for the Fashion and Textile Museum, London

Find out why Queen Victoria draped herself in white lace, how Paul Poiret's knee-length dress ushered in the era of the flapper bride, why Wallis Simpson wore blue on her wedding day, and how Elsa Schiaparelli reinvented the veil. Lavishly illustrated spreads lay bare the anatomy of each show-stopping ensemble: silhouette, fabrics, construction techniques, embellishments, and even hidden details. Vivid photographs, detailed diagrams, and biographies of the dresses' designers make this an indispensable resource for brides, designers, stylists, wedding planners, or anyone interested in the extraordinary world of bridal couture.. This fascinating look at nearly two centuries of bridal fashion presents 50 of history's most famous dresses, revealing why and how they continue to inspire brides and designers today. For brides-to-be or any reader with a fascination for couture, here is the essential guide to the best wedding dresses of modern times--the 50 iconic designs that made fashion history. From the white wedding dress worn by Queen Victoria in 1840 to couture creations by Karl Lagerfeld, Alexander McQueen, Vera Wang, and Vivienne Westwood, The Wedding Dress examines the features of each and every des

"Photographers who specialize in weddings should have this book as not only a professional reference, but also as a resource for clients."—Rangefinder

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