OK, we all know flowers are a huge part of the wedding day, but Douglas Hannant took his florals to a whole new level in his Spring '10 bridal collection. The designer decided to accessorize his wedding beauties with huge bridal bouquet hair pieces. We're personally perplexed, but the ultra-ethereal gal might dig it. What are your thoughts?
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During trying, economic times, bridal designers are forced to think creatively. On top of slashing prices, designers are cooking up new, imaginative designs to lure in the bride to be. Vera Wang, for example, reduced her price points up to 50 percent with gowns retailing at $3,600 compared to $5,500 last year. "There is a bigger challenge. You have to be creative and be sure you want to show something special,” said Carolina Herrera who came up with a unique bridal collection inspired by classic painters such as Claude Monet and Édouard Manet.
(L-R: Carolina Herrera, J.Crew, and Oscar de la Renta)
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Strange as it is to already be speaking of the year 2010, bridal season is upon us. Even if you're not in the market for the dress, it's still fun to peek at what the new season has to offer. Check out all of our coverage from the season right here.
