MARG
Imperial Majesty
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I agree about 1920's dresses being very unflattering for someone who is not wraith thin, and I would be gloriously happiness filled, if she wore something anywhere near Mette-Marit's magical gown.The 20s wedding dresses are not very flattering for the body (look at the Queen Mother...) and are quite "simple" by todays standards (no train, no volume). I am not so sure about how a 30s gown looks. The waist is higher, right? That is more flattering to me at least..
I agree that there probably will be a rather simple dress. Maybe lace parts but not to much. I wonder if something like Mette-Marits dress would be to her taste? https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/6c/f2/2d/6cf22dbcac2d28c15ce303a0e6c70ee0.jpg At least the angelic skirt? It's such a nice flow but still keeping it simple.
Looking at simple lines in gowns there are only a few, Mette-Marit, Victoria and Stephanie. I include Stephanie because the beauty of the gown relied on the cut and style of the actual gown itself, regardless of the fact that it was a symphony in organza, chantilly lace, pearls, crystals and silver thread, etc. It was just classically simple. But to replicate that type of gown Sofia would have to go Elli Saab, and Sofia is a little less robust than Stephanie.
A gown like Victoria's would be far to severe for Sofia but, she would look amazing in a gown as simply designed as Mette-Marit's. She even sports the somewhat flat to the head updo that Mette-Marit chose.
It's interesting that in all the gowns advertised on line, not one had a gown that looks the least like any of these three. Perhaps it's just easier to go with the crinoline and lace classics or the "daring" gowns . . . you know, those figure-hugging mermaid gowns with no backs and a nod to the front!
It's months away, but this is a great time to speculate, and now hernameispekka has got me stuck on Mette-Marit style and her magical gown.
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