A Wedding Dress for Zara Phillips


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Just looked at some of the Vera Wang gowns, nice, but dreary. Not Zara, at all. The Kate Moss gown looks like an old nightgown. Yuck!!
 
I love some of those dresses in those links. These days many women get married in strapless dresses in churches. If she needs to cover up there is always a shawl or bolero. It depends on how relaxed the church she is getting married in is and her wants. I think she will wear something modern and young because he is and strapless wouldn't surprise me! I think she will look lovely and would love her hair to be up.
 
^ ^ Thank you for posting the article Wymanda.
Looking at his website it looks like he has some nice designs. He wouldn't be a bad choice if it's true she has chosen him.
 
is stuff is okay. Umremarkable. Nothing special.
 
I think it will be very plain and simple no frills.
 
I agree. I can't see her with frills, but with some clever, unusual ornamentation. Having said that, she doesn't really need any ornamentation - her face provides that.
 
No, I think Zara's wedding dress should have at least some embroidery and/or beads and sequins here and there or it would look to plain and ordinary.
 
Very simply, a short veil waiting Zara's model. And I guess you do not use the crown.
 
We don't have long to wait. I just hope she doesn't step out of character and wear a marshmallow.

A while back I mentioned a wedding suit. Some said that was OK for a second wedding or an old woman. Scroll down to the first photo and see my interpretation of a wedding suit. BRIDE CHIC: SUIT CHIC
 
I think Victoria of Sweden's outfit might suit Zara too...
 
We don't have long to wait. I just hope she doesn't step out of character and wear a marshmallow.

Kitty, I am afraid to ask, but what does a marshmallow wedding gown look like?

I am not being sarcastic as I know nothing about fashion and even less about wedding gowns.

I just hope she picks something that does not overwhelm her? That we still see Zara, does that make sense?
 
I guess Zara's wedding dress will reflect her free personality,but will be more or less traditional as a sign of respect to the senior members of the royal family.
But I've always thought,some short or semi-short modern wedding dresses will better express her independent character ,just like these ones:

Short Wedding Dresses 2011
 
Kitty, I am afraid to ask, but what does a marshmallow wedding gown look like?

I am not being sarcastic as I know nothing about fashion and even less about wedding gowns.

I just hope she picks something that does not overwhelm her? That we still see Zara, does that make sense?

A "marshmallow" is depicted perfectly in Diana Spencer's wedding gown. It's not a derogatory description, just very fluffy and puffy.
 
The suits were hideous. Just becuase you throw a jacket over a gown, doesn't make it a suit. I hope you has someone who can create something lovely for her.
 
The suits were hideous. Just becuase you throw a jacket over a gown, doesn't make it a suit. I hope you has someone who can create something lovely for her.

Well, hideous is something of an overstatement. What do you have in mind?
 
the weding in july 30 right?
 
A "marshmallow" is depicted perfectly in Diana Spencer's wedding gown. It's not a derogatory description, just very fluffy and puffy.
No, Kitty, in that case if Diana's was a marshmallow, no marshmallows for Zara please! And no " bed-sheet trains" either! I call it a bed-sheet, because it was so long and wrinkled, Diana's train looked like a huge crumpled bed-sheet.
And I hope Zara has sometthing that is not too funky, nothing that overwhelms her, or hideous. But that may be asking too much of her... fingers crossed!;)
 
Roseroyal, it appeared to be a quasi-marshmallow.
 
I loved Zara's dress. And it was a heck of a lot better than Diana's IMO.
 
I forgot to mention that I, too, liked Zara's gown. I especially liked her poufy veil. She made a lovely, down-to-earth bride and I certainly respect her for that. Her hair and makeup were, IMO, surpassed only by Charlene of Monaco.
 
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