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Romona Keveza Designer Wedding Dresses
All of her life, Romona Keveza says she has been living and breathing fashion.
After being featured in Letitia Baldrige's "Legendary Brides" book, Keveza designed gowns inspired by some of the world's most famous weddings and the dresses of such celebrated brides as Queen Victoria, Jacqueline Kennedy and Princess Grace of Monaco. "When I was asked to work on the 'Legendary Brides' book, I was inspired by the many incredible gowns that all these women wore," says Keveza.
"There are many women who are looking for simply cut gowns in fine fabrics that are very aristocratic looking. I found that there was a void in the bridal market, and I set out to fill it." Romona Keveza wedding dresses fill that void and then some with their breathtaking beauty and style.
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Get The Look: Beautiful Bridal Makeup!
Wouldn't you love to duplicate this beautiful bridal look for your big day? Well, you are in luck! One of our favorite wedding photographers, Kristen Weaver, also does fashion shoots, and decided to do one bridal look for this recent shoot. After seeing the photos, I was dying to learn how to achieve this fresh face and gorgeous hair.
Kristen was nice enough to tap Jillian Caro, the artist behind the model's perfect hair and makeup, to get the inside scoop! Jillian's talent speaks for itself, and below are her tips to help our Savvy Scoopers look camera-ready when they… (more)
Feb 9, 2010 13:08pm
Bride Chic: Window Shopping: Getting The Most Out Of Your Wedding Dress Search
About Bride Chic
The dream starts at the shop window. In the old days--before the Internet and 'online' even existed, window shopping was the best way to begin the gown search. Department stores were once the number one arena for gown inspiration even if you were, "just looking". And if you happened to be in Bergdorf's or B.Altman's... well, there you were amidst all that tulle and satin. Fast forward 50 years: Actually getting out and previewing gowns in their three dimensional form is still exciting. This way you'll get to know fabrics, different embellishments and silhouettes. In other words,… (more)
Feb 9, 2010 13:08pm
