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Disney is embracing a darker side of its fairy tale world. The entertainment brand has teamed up with Allure Bridals to launch a capsule of wedding dresses inspired by some of its famous villains — Ursula, Maleficent, the Evil Queen and Jafar. The four dramatic styles, which start at $2,000 and are each offered in both a black and an ivory colorway, are available now as part of Disney’s 2024 Fairy Tale Weddings collection. “These new gowns capture both the romance and complexity of love,” Disney said in a statement. “The dresses are as versatile as they are romantic, each…

“Bachelor in Paradise: Canada” star Tessa Tookes went wedding dress shopping. Tookes thought she found her dream wedding dress after connecting with the brand online. But Tookes said the staff at a boutique told her she’d have to pay extra for fabric to match her skin tone. Thanks for signing up! Access your favorite topics in a personalized feed while you’re on the go. download the app Tessa Tookes has been dreaming about her wedding dress for years. Tookes, 28, got engaged to Joey Kirchner in 2022 after the pair met on “Bachelor in Paradise: Canada.” The couple lives in…

In her famous column for Harper’s Bazaar, legendary editor Diana Vreeland issued our readers many dares: Why don’t you rinse your blond child’s hair in dead champagne to keep it gold? Why don’t you have every room done up in every color green? Why don’t you order Schiaparelli’s cellophane belt with your name and telephone number on it? In our new series “Why Don’t You,” we’ll pose our own modern-day dares, inspired by our favorite Fashion Week moments. Here, senior fashion editor Tara Gonzalez asks: Why don’t you get married in a wedding dress covered in old Apple headphones? There…

Her gown she wore for her religious marriage is one of the most famous royal outfits ever worn and an icon of the 20th century but Grace Kelly had another wedding dress before that celebrated creation. Grace and Prince Rainier III of Monaco said ‘I do’ in a civil ceremony the day before the church service beamed around the world and for that event, this royal bride wore pink. The two piece suit she chose was very Fifties and very Grace. It was made of pale pink taffeta which was covered in cream lace. The fitted jacket has a rounded…

Shopping for a wedding dress is no easy task. Take it from our real brides, who spend months looking for a gown that will ultimately become a look they cherish for the rest of their lives. The time placed into this process is fully warranted, too: A wedding is such a special day, and planning what to wear deserves as much attention to detail as possible. Since we understand the hard work, energy, and dedication that goes into dress shopping, and since we can confidently say that every bride who graces our website looks exquisite, we wanted to spotlight a…

As the countdown to wedding season begins, many of us are figuring out what to wear. Even though you think you’d be safe with a non-white dress, one Redditor has come under fire for her choice of wedding attire. 6 The Redditor explained that they’d fallen in love with the Charmaine dressCredit: House of CB 6 Many in the forum claimed that the dress was ‘inappropriate’ to wear to a weddingCredit: Getty Originally posted in the r/Weddingattireapproval subreddit, the user explained that they’d been invited to a summer wedding at a local golf club. Having trawled through various options, they…

After the wedding, some brides decide to take their wedding dress to the dry cleaners as a way to preserve their special gown. When these newly married individuals drop off their sentimental frocks, they trust that the ones working at the shop will handle the piece with special care. That wasn’t the case for dozens of brides in Queensland, Australia, however. On January 16, 2024, a 53-year-old woman was charged with fraud for scamming 70 brides by setting up a fake dry-cleaning business and selling their designer wedding dresses online. The six-month investigation—which was coined Operation Victor Rickenbacker, per Brisbane…

Jennifer Lopez is busy teasing her new single “Can’t Get Enough”—and the music video happens to be wedding-themed and features her a truly wild gown. Like, we’re talking heart-shaped cutouts revealing her abs and thighs, plus a corset top and long sleeves. Here’s a teaser: And a closer look at her dress: On the JLo J. Lo’s gown appears to be from FROLOV—at least, based on the fact that it’s almost a dead ringer for this one that walked the runway: FROLOV is also the designer behind Sabrina Carpenter’s go-to heart-shaped corsets, in case JLo’s look feels familiar! Plus, Queen…