Readers often ask for suggestions on balancing a classic bridal aesthetic with a modern interpretation of fashion. So many Vogue-reading, latte-toting, Louboutin-dreaming girls want to get married in a white dress, a tradition that dates back to Princess Philippa of England, in 1406. But we’ve evolved since the 15th Century British monarchs, haven’t we? New trends (and anti-trends) flood the market each year, and I believe you can toe the line between tradition and modernity if you keep an open mind and stay true to your own style. Say “I do” in a shift with whimsical details like this Brooklyn bride did. You’ll still have that white dress thing going on, but there’s an effortless, modern vibe to this short BHLDN number. Another pro? You can totally rock a frock like this for special occasions in the future. The only thing I don’t love about my wedding gown is that I’ll never be able to wear it again. You can also add color in the most surprising ways. This winter bride opted for a very traditional, white lace gown with a vintage feel. But her bold, red slip and matching floral headpiece are a devastatingly beautiful nod to her personal style. I would […]
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