5 Feb
As you know, February is not only the month of valentines, but a celebration of styles that I heart. What better way to bring the week to a close, than by sharing some eye-catching wedding “bling” with a global twist?
For the bride who opts out of the western veil over which she might trip or get an eyelash caught in, here are some sexy fusion alternatives:
From African and Middle Eastern Glam…
(Above:- L to R: Top – Wedding Album Magazine, Luki Images via Design Scene; Middle – Culture Bridal Couture, House of Harlow 1960 via here; Bottom – Wedding Album Magazine, Joe Photo via Wedding By Color)
...to unleashing your inner Grecian goddess or muse.
(Above:- Left; Maria Elena Piece from Kleinfeld Bridal [photo by Carlos Andres Varela])
For a cute alternative to the birdcage veil, below are examples of two lace and jewel inspired “cages” that can really make a statement. Not only do they frame your face for the perfect portrait, they are also super stylish and chic.
(Above: Marian Hardwick via Ghana Bride; Bridal Styles Boutique)
As we head east, don’t you just love these jeweled pieces with a hint of eastern Europe and Asia? It’s all about the tear drop pearl, dazzling stones and beaded details.
(Above:- Top Left – The Wedding Album Magazine; Bottom Left – Photo via Rangoli; Top Right – Kyles Collection; Middle Right – Style Hive; Bottom Right – Wedding Inspirasi)
And finally, a celebration of western European folklore and fantasy.
(Above:- Top Row – Vogue UK via Fashion Box; Middle & Bottom Row – Vogue Italia via Dustjacket)
3 Responses for "Nouveau Bling | Goodbye Veils, Hello Jeweled Headpiece!"
You always hunt down the most unique finds! I am really loving these hair pieces, such a fun alternative to the usual choices.
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