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Celebrity Wedding Dress Designers by Goergina Clatworthy
When you think about celebrity wedding dress designers I bet the first name that springs to mind is Vera Wang. Having designed wedding gowns for the likes of Jennifer Lopez, Victoria Beckham & Avril Lavigne, it is little wonder that she is the first name that springs to mind.
But other celebrity wedding dress designers you may know include Armani - Katie Holmes; Monique Lhuillier - Kate Walsh; Christian Lacroix - Christian Aguilera; John Galliano for Dior - Gwen Stefani.
Ironically, the likes of Vera Wang & Monique Lhuillier may not have even started in the wedding dress industry had it not been for their own weddings & a lack of dresses they liked. A situation which inspired both women to go ahead & design their own dresses & as the saying goes - âthe rest is history!â
But what if you want a celebrity style dress but donât have the budget to match? Well both Vera Wang & Monique Lhuillier have ranges available in stores across the country & worldwide for that matter & although the prices are not exactly celebrity size, a dress from either of these could still set you back several thousand dollars!
Your best option for a dress from a well known designer is to look out for the sample sales where you can back a bargain dress for rock bottom prices, you may need to get it professionally cleaned but even with the additional cost of cleaning you will still be saving a tidy sum.
Another option is to scour the classifieds or search websites like Ebay for second hand or worn once dresses. Again you will probably grab yourself a bargain & may not even need to have it cleaned!
Many of the mainstream designers will also produce wedding dresses that are a reflection of those worn by celebrities, so you will probably find a dress that is a good match for the one you have just seen in OK! Magazine for under $1000.
Or why not take a leaf out of Veraâs or Moniqueâs book & make Your Own! Here you have two options:
âDo like a designer & design your own. You donât need to be a skilled artist, just make a rough sketch of what you would like & take it to your seamstress. They will be able to fine tune it for you & once youâre happy they can make a pattern & set to work creating it for you.
âSearch through the many ready made patterns available. Pattern companies such as Vogue, Butterick & McCall all have a fantastic range of wedding dress patterns to choose from. Many will also include vintage designs from yesteryear & exclusive designs from designers such as Vera Wang & Badgley Mischka. These will come in standard Dress Sizes so buy the one closest to your own size & then you seamstress can alter it to the Perfect Fit.
Ask around for recommendations for a good seamstress & look for someone who has experience making wedding dresses. Wedding dresses can require a certain amount of couture skills to make them look the part & to achieve the perfect fit. If your seamstress doesnât posses these skills then it will show on the finished dress.
Ready made dress patterns usually come with a difficulty rating & you will find patterns available for all skill levels - from beginner to expert; easy to difficult. If you are making it yourself or someone close to you is, make sure you choose a pattern that is within yours or theirs capabilities.
When it comes to celebrity wedding style you will find it is achievable no matter what the size of your budget!
Georgina Clatworthy is a dedicated full time writer who composes informative articles related to wedding favors and wedding. She is connected with 1WeddingSource, todayâs leading wedding social networking planning site.
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I go a couple vintage patterns I can't use . How do I go about pricing them for sale?
The patterns are 6452 Simplicity already cut to size 14 and Carefree Patterns McCall's 5000 in size 10
Someone is offering the Simplicity pattern, in a similar condition to what you describe, for $3.99 on Ebay. The McCalls pattern is being offered for $4.00. There were no completed listings, so I don't know if they will actually sell for that much. There are also sellers outside of Ebay, and you will find them if you Google around. Then you could price yours similar to theirs. Good luck, I once sold a huge box of patterns and did quite well with them.
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