Jason Wu Bridal
Favorite designer Michelle Obama will create a capsule collection exclusively devoted entirely to brides
Has not yet reached his thirties, but the Taiwanese Jason Wu, who has lived several years in New York and one of the leading designers of the fashion show of the city, and has emerged as the heir to the throne of Oscar de la Renta or Vera Wang, it was announced this week, the fashion designer, an expert on dressing some of Hollywood stars on the red carpet, dare with his first creations for brides in early 2011, with a capsule collection that will launch the exclusive through Net-A-Porter.
Five models that range from ivory cover five different layering tulle dress, a chiffon skirt set of cut on the bias, an organza skirt covered in feathers or silk dress 50's inspiration will be some of the keys in this collection , which is emerging as one of the most desirable of luxury boutique. The best: many pieces are removable, so that brides can use them separately once sung the 'if you want'.
Elegant, youthful and totally chic, dresses Jason Wu jumped into the fray in magazines and media throughout the world as an elegant Michelle Obama chose one of their models in the presidential inaugural ball of her husband, Barack Obama: the unforgettable white dress with one shoulder asymmetrical neckline and studded with flowers and rhinestones, all eyes focused on the planet in the shape of the new First Lady of the United States.
A First Lady's call to pick up the baton from the very Jackie Kennedy, and that since then, has relied on the Taiwanese designer on numerous occasions at the time of going to some of the most important of his political life: from the known face to face interview with television journalist Barbara Walters, until it passes through the cover of Vogue or his meeting with Queen Elizabeth II.
Source: http://www.hola.com/
Favorite designer Michelle Obama will create a capsule collection exclusively devoted entirely to brides
Has not yet reached his thirties, but the Taiwanese Jason Wu, who has lived several years in New York and one of the leading designers of the fashion show of the city, and has emerged as the heir to the throne of Oscar de la Renta or Vera Wang, it was announced this week, the fashion designer, an expert on dressing some of Hollywood stars on the red carpet, dare with his first creations for brides in early 2011, with a capsule collection that will launch the exclusive through Net-A-Porter.
Five models that range from ivory cover five different layering tulle dress, a chiffon skirt set of cut on the bias, an organza skirt covered in feathers or silk dress 50's inspiration will be some of the keys in this collection , which is emerging as one of the most desirable of luxury boutique. The best: many pieces are removable, so that brides can use them separately once sung the 'if you want'.
Elegant, youthful and totally chic, dresses Jason Wu jumped into the fray in magazines and media throughout the world as an elegant Michelle Obama chose one of their models in the presidential inaugural ball of her husband, Barack Obama: the unforgettable white dress with one shoulder asymmetrical neckline and studded with flowers and rhinestones, all eyes focused on the planet in the shape of the new First Lady of the United States.
A First Lady's call to pick up the baton from the very Jackie Kennedy, and that since then, has relied on the Taiwanese designer on numerous occasions at the time of going to some of the most important of his political life: from the known face to face interview with television journalist Barbara Walters, until it passes through the cover of Vogue or his meeting with Queen Elizabeth II.
Source: http://www.hola.com/
