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Vera Wang Weddings – 2010 Spring Collection

We just got this great email from Vera Wang. She’s introducing youthful charm and romance through hand-painted tulles and silks in her Spring 2010 collection. The wedding dress featured here, Didi, showcases innovative design techniques from Vera Wang. Below are her insights on the design inspiration behind Didi.

The Inspiration
The Didi embraces color for its fresh interpretation of modernity and romance in wedding fashion. In particular, Didi’s unique design is showcased in citrus, a core color of this collection’s palette. This color – and this wedding dress – can be described as nothing less than vivacious. Didi illustrates an important technique in the use of color: hand-painting. The full skirt is a combination of hand-painted organza and tulle that tumble from the structured, pleated bodice into artful deconstruction. You will see this frothiness throughout the collection, along with a very specific delicate lightness that is created through the layering of fabrics rather than crinolines (stiff petticoats under the skirt). The pleats on the Didi’s bodice are particularly dramatic at the back of the wedding dress. Didi captures artistry, which is another common thread in Vera Wang’s recent collections, along with whimsy and charm. These themes are soft, but not antiquated. The crispness of the design technique and the use of color establish the modernity of these wedding dresses. Keep in mind, Vera Wang wedding dresses shown in color are also available in traditional white and ivory; contact one of our wedding consultants for more detail.

The Bodice
The design of the bodice is the centerpiece around which other components of a wedding dress are created. Like a foundation garment, a bodice is defined by its construction and its fit. The bodice of your wedding dress should be tailored to the length of your torso. Precise fit is crucial for a strapless wedding dress, such as Didi, as the bodice requires stays for support.

Romanticist
A Romanticist is a bride who is willing to embrace fantasy. Her love of beauty translates to enchanting wedding gowns with grand details delicate ruffles, billowing sleeves or layers of tulle, as shown here on Didi. Passionate and adventurous, the Romanticist seeks to be transported by her wedding dress.

Source: Vera Wang

NOTE: There will be a Vera Wang trunk show at Warren Barron Bridal, March 4-6.

3 Comments on “Vera Wang Weddings – 2010 Spring Collection”

• Adrian November 30th, 2009 2:24 am

  I love Vera Wang wedding dresses. Lovely pictures indeed. A beautiful choice of color and design which is bound to get all the looks where they NEED to be. The bride.

• Emily November 29th, 2009 5:49 pm

  Love Vera Wang-kind of think though she is getting a little too much into everything, and that can loose the exclusivity of all. All of these designers think if they are good at one thing, they are good at all and will soon find themselves on major SALES RACK!

• Becky November 27th, 2009 9:43 am

  Up early, looking around for ideas for my Daughter’s wedding. We just got the news yesterday that she is getting married. Love Vera Wang, and we are heading out next week, to start on our search for the perfect gown. Thanks for the info here, she just might be that Bride that does not wear White!

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