A New York wedding is shaped by its room. A loft in Brooklyn asks for something different than a ballroom on Park Avenue, and a February ceremony sets different terms than a rooftop in July. This guide matches silhouette to venue, so the gown you choose works for the day you are actually having.
Wedding Dresses for New York Venues: Lofts, Rooftops, City Hall and Winter Weddings Read More »
Wedding dress shopping in New York rewards planning. This guide covers when to begin, what to bring, how a made-to-order gown is built, and what happens during an appointment at our Fifth Avenue flagship. When to start We recommend beginning your search 10 to 12 months before your wedding date. Production of a made-to-order gown
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With so many wedding dress styles, it might be hard to decide which silhouette will best flatter your body shape. In particular, three popular styles that are often confused are the mermaid, trumpet, and fit-and-flare dresses.
Mermaid vs trumpet vs fit-and-flare: how to distinguish? Read More »
From wedding gown silhouettes to types of necklines and sleeves, this guide has everything you need to help you decide on the most flattering dress for your big day
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Less is More is a collection about elegance, conciseness, self-confidence, and the delight of being a woman. The perfection of minimalism, the smoothness of the lines, and the fragile energy of the female essence are intertwined in each gown. Today we are going to tell you how to style and choose accessories for several dresses from the collection.
How to Style Dresses from the Less is More Collection by Eva Lendel: 5 Ideas Read More »
Vith every dress purchase at WONÁ this summer
