Would you wear a grass dress?
Okay, so it's not grass.
Unless you've been living under a rock (yes, I like saying that a lot) Monique Lhuillier's exclusive couture collection has arrived at Neiman Marcus and one of the spotlight pieces (pictured above) looks like they got the fabric from this turf warehouse.
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| Photo credit: Priwo |
It's a gorgeous dress, but to me it just looks like artfully draped grass. Sorry, Monique.
All joking aside, this is a gorgeously designed collection, demonstrating Lhuillier's very evident decade-plus worth of talent.
The advantages of having spent years designing wedding gowns are countless but the top two, IMHO, would be their innate attention-to-detail and the experience of making dresses that are meant to just fit perfectly. Take a look at this gorgeous, ridiculously form-flattering, chantilly lace example (Look 16 from the Fall 2011 runway show: Illusion-Neck Cocktail Dress). If I had the dough to spare, I would find a way of owning this dress... but at $3,300 I'm sure the only place I'll see this dress is on the red carpet.
I understand (and would probably do the same) when women drop loads of $$ on a wedding gown. But let's get real, spending the same amount on a non-wedding dress is beyond most of our means.
Regardless, this is like art to me.
Beautiful, unattainable art. ;)
Beautiful, unattainable art. ;)



1 comment:
I think that green material might probably be crinkly and intricate and perhaps awesome in person. We should go investigate. That shade of green is intense and stunning. I'm loving the jewel tones this fall.
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