Is the Fashion World Over Matching Bridesmaid Dresses?

Friday, June 17, 2016

Is the Fashion World Over Matching Bridesmaid Dresses?

When an influencer of fashion says "I", all eyes are on the dress or tuxedo and bridal party sets. Giovanna Battaglia recently married in a lavish custom Alexander McQueen dress, while her bridesmaids wore a trend we've been seeing a lot of: bridesmaid that do not match.

This is not the first time we've seen this fashion statement in an elegant fête. Bridesmaids Anthony Kendal and Lismore Castle ceremony Prendergast Rossa designer dresses were made in different patterns and silhouettes. While the traditional route is to have a wedding party dresses game, the fashion world has a taste to let individuals express their own fashion sensibilities. Such was the case in nuptials Gabriella Campagna and Mario Milana of Cali, Colombia, where the bridesmaids wore long dresses in all shades of pink-pale to deep berry pie but no two matched. The more we find that the more consider it a trend, but wedding not take our word for it; see for yourself.