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Sorry for two Etsy-related posts one after the other (that dress was gorgeous though) but when we spotted that Domestic Sluttery editor - and our web chum - had launched a new jewellery shop, we had to take a look.
This long pearl and gold-coloured necklace ($66) captured our eye and we think it would look amazing on a bride who has gone in for the vintage look.
We're in raptures over this pretty as a picture custom wedding dress found on handmade emporium Etsy. From the layering with its romantic lace inserts to the stylish olive green ribbon, we think this has all the right details to make it a gorgeous summer wedding dress. Price from $1500.
We think it's hard to dress the 0-6 age range. Sure, there's a lot of pretty, frilly things but we know from experience there's a lot of dribbles, sticky fingers, grass to roll in and parents who don't want to race after their darlings with a wad of babywipes. So we're giving the thumbs up to AraVore Babies for their range of pretty but unfussy dresses, made from organic cotton, that would be lovely for flowergirls and little guests alike.
Boyswear and accessories for both can also be found in their online collections. Both dresses pictured are on sale for £44
We can not express quite how much we love this dress. It hasa fabulous nod to romantic vintage styles with a ruched bodice, translucent puffed sleeves and embroidered cuffs, a detail that is mirrored at the waist plus a slim fishtail skirt.
We think the inspiration for this dress falls somewhere in between Barbie, fairytale princess and gold foil and we're not entirely sure what to make of it. We just don't know what is going on with the pleating, ruching and, well, everything else that is fighting for attention not to mention the Cinderella hair. We sure hope Prince Charming isn't too fussy.
Whilst we're not totally sure if we love this dress, we sure don't hate it. Completely, anyway. What we do find unusual is the blue hue which we think could make a so-so dress really stand out in the bridal crowd.
We've long loved the belted dress and this is a fine example of waist cinching loveliness. We think the simple scoop neck and straps are sure to appeal to those who don't fancy a strapless style whilst the silk-satin organza gives it the luxe touch.
We've been eyeing this designer's current collection and we pronounce it to be fabulous. In fact, we love a whole bunch of the designs but our daily pick allows us but one so we chose this one shouldered frock for it's summery look and pretty floral applique detailing.
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Sophistication is the name of the game with this halter neck gown. The lace ensemble couldn't be less doily look and so we whole heartedily approve. It is instead very swish in a curvy hourglass style with pleats in the skirt for extra volume. There are lace-up or zip-up back versions.
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