Iconic dress Princess Diana wore to dance with John Travolta up for auction - USA TODAY |
- Iconic dress Princess Diana wore to dance with John Travolta up for auction - USA TODAY
- Hannah Godwin Is Out Here Shopping for Wedding Dresses - Cosmopolitan
- 16 Red Wedding Dresses That Are Changing the Bridal Game - Yahoo Lifestyle
- 17 Gorgeous Photos Of Bridesmaids Rocking The Velvet Dress Trend - HuffPost
| Iconic dress Princess Diana wore to dance with John Travolta up for auction - USA TODAY Posted: 18 Nov 2019 11:15 AM PST CLOSE  Twenty years after Princess Diana's death, her words, like her legacy, have withstood the test of time. USA TODAY One of Princess Diana's most memorable looks is heading to auction. The late royal's midnight blue Victor Edelstein evening gown is to be sold for auction, with Kerry Taylor Auctions estimating the dress could go for £350,000 ($453,800). Diana famously wore the gown to a 1985 state dinner at the White House with then-President Ronald Reagan, where she danced with "Grease" actor John Travolta. The off-the-shoulder velvet gown was paired with a sapphire, diamond and pearl choker necklace and sapphire and diamond earrings. "Victor Edelstein made dresses for Princess Diana over an eleven-year period," the auction house writes in its description of the garment. "The Princess saw this model in his studio in burgundy and requested it be made for her in midnight blue." Princess Di wore the dress on several other occasions, including during a state visit to Austria. The royal, while she was still alive, designated the dress to be auctioned to benefit AIDS and cancer charities. The gown previously sold for $222,500 in the 1997 Christie's auction, breaking a previous record of $145,000 for a garment, ironically, that Travolta wore in "Saturday Night Fever." The princess's gown was on display at the exhibition "Diana: Her Fashion Story" in 2018. 20 years later: Princess Diana's fashion still transmits messages Read or Share this story: https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/celebrities/2019/11/18/princess-diana-john-travolta-dress-auction/4230194002/  |
| Hannah Godwin Is Out Here Shopping for Wedding Dresses - Cosmopolitan Posted: 18 Nov 2019 01:07 PM PST 
Bachelor in Paradise is long gone but Hannah Godwin and Dylan Barbour's relationship is still going strong, which is way, way more than you can say about the other couples left Paradise together. Naturally, since Hannah and Dylan have made it this long without any breakup rumors, people are wondering when they're getting married. Talking to Us Weekly, the happily engaged couple said they're nowhere near ready to exchange their wedding vows. Dylan explained, "We talk loosely about it. It's fun to talk about but we haven't set anything." And while Hannah agreed that talking about a wedding is better than planning one, she said she has started shopping for wedding gowns. She shared, "I've been looking around but I'm not making any specific choices right now. I know I want it to be a surprise for him." As for what look she's going for, the model/influencer/gnocchi chef isn't concerned with keeping up with the latest bridal trends and will decide based on the vibe she gets from the dress. She explained, "I think for me, I love fashion but a big part of fashion for me is how I feel in it, so whichever one I get all the emotional feels in that's what I'll go for—not the trendiest one or whatever I think looks coolest on the model in the picture. I think I'm going to go for what makes me feel feminine and bridal and myself." While their wedding plans aren't set in stone yet, in a separate interview with E! News, Hannah said that they do, however, have an engagement party in the works. But again, they don't have very many details to share right now. And if you were hoping that this would be televised, I regret to inform you they're keeping this event private. Hannah said, "We want it to be private and the most raw version of us and I like things and certain parts of ourselves being broadcast, we love sharing those moments. But for something so big...we want it to be family and friends." So I guess just keep an eye on their Instagrams!  |
| 16 Red Wedding Dresses That Are Changing the Bridal Game - Yahoo Lifestyle Posted: 18 Nov 2019 05:00 AM PST  View photos When you hear "red wedding," maybe your first thought goes to Catelyn Stark's foreboding demise. But actually, red wedding dresses are the norm in other regions and cultures—for example, in India and China, brides often wear red to signify good luck, happiness and prosperity. And—fun fact—the whole white wedding dress this is more of a recent trend that dates only as far back as Queen Victoria. So, if you're looking for a red gown (or suit) to wear when you say, "I do," consider these 16 options that can take you from courthouse chic to black-tie ready. RELATED: Priyanka Chopra's *Two* Wedding Gowns (1 White, 1 Red)  View photos Usually we'd say to pick one: Puffed shoulders, a crystal buckle accent or highly textured Jacquard fabric. But when it's your turn getting married, we say pick all three. Available in sizes XXS to XL View photos This silk-satin gown does come in white, but the red is just so damn striking in its simplicity. The graceful bias-cut and gathered neckline work divinely with the cape-effect sleeve. Available in sizes 0 to 12 View photos This reminds us a whole lot of Reformation's white version a few seasons ago. We love the balance of structure and draping in this gown; the asymmetrical mermaid hem and flutter sleeves are a match made in heaven with the structured bodice with boning. Available in sizes XXS to XL View photos Sometimes, less is more. Case in point is this bodycon floor-length silhouette in lust red with a peek-a-boo keyhole. The fact that this gown is machine washable will make your friend who spent $500 cleaning and preserving her Vera Wang only to be buried in the back of her closet rethink her life choices. Available in sizes 14 to 28 View photos It's the Zooey Deschanel of wedding dresses—just the right amount of twee. Yes, there are polka-dots, but the light pink spots are lovely against the red-orange wispy chiffon. The body skimming silhouette, drop waist and subtle ruching also make this dress more than meets the eye. Available in sizes XS to XL View photos From the front, this one-shouldered gown is straightforward and elegant. Turn around and all of your guests will see that gorgeous draped panel trailing behind you. Available in sizes 0 to 8 View photos We've seen a million and one brides rock this frock in white. But because it's red, it's about a million dollars cheaper. Plus, who can say no to a peplum? Available in sizes XXS to XL View photos We are gathered here today to gawk at this sparkling lace gown with a draped crepe panel. Don't get us talking about the fabric pooling at the bottom or else we'll be here all night. Available in sizes 4 to 16 View photos The super sleek silhouette has just the right accents—puff sleeves and a billowing bow falling over an open back. It says, "I'm serious about getting married, but I'm here to have fun." Available in sizes XXS to XL View photos What Wonder Woman would wear down the aisle, no? This rocket red crepe "faux" suit is as if a jumpsuit and power suit had a baby—it cinches in at just the right spot and accentuates the décolletage, but you can also kick some butt make serious moves on the dance floor. buy the blazer ($228) buy the Pants ($168) Available in sizes XXS to XL View photos When I say "regal" you say "yas queen." With that gauzy chiffon overlayer, tropical print and knotted one-shoulder detail, this gown is royalty on vacation. Available in sizes 4 to 14 View photos Because c'mon, where can you actually wear this top if not down an aisle? This puffy one-shoulder top is definitely a statement piece, and if you're worried about tripping on the train after a couple glasses of Cava, don't worry, it's removable. Available in sizes XXS to XL View photos Sweetheart neckline and mermaid trains are basically tenants of the contemporary wedding dress. But make it fire engine red with off-the-shoulder architectural bow sleeves, and you're suddenly a one-of-kind bride. Available in sizes 2 to 12 View photos For the bride eloping in Cabo, this skirt and top combo are genius: first of all, the outfit has wow factor (just think of your photos). Second, the pieces are wrinkle-resistant and you can wear them as separates, which is huge for travelers on the move. Buy the top ($158) Buy the skirt ($198) Available in sizes XXS to XL View photos This mesmerizing silk-satin gown is sculpted to move with you like a walking Grecian marble statue. While there's ample fabric, the spliced front, one-shoulder and front slit easily take this dress from sober ceremony to lit up reception. Available in sizes 2 to 8 View photos Is there anything more luxurious than crimson satin? We think not. Add to it elegant draping, thoughtful pleats, a flattering banded waist and you've basically constructed the perfect gown. Oh, did we mention there are pockets? (Mic drop.) Available in sizes 0 to 14 RELATED: 20 'Non-Wedding' Wedding Dresses for Every Type of Bride  |
| 17 Gorgeous Photos Of Bridesmaids Rocking The Velvet Dress Trend - HuffPost Posted: 18 Nov 2019 12:33 PM PST  We've got a soft spot these days for velvet bridesmaid dresses. And after seeing these beautiful bridal parties pull off the trend, we have a feeling you will too. While velvet dresses could work year-round, they're particularly perfect for fall or winter celebrations. You could have your bridesmaids in matching velvet dresses, mix colors and styles in the same fabric, or even throw in a velvet dress or two among different fabrics to add some texture to a mismatched bridal party look. Feast your eyes on some glamorous bridal parties who rocked the velvet trend. Then, if you're feeling inspired to try the look for yourself, check out some dresses we found in similar styles. HuffPost may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page. Prices and availability subject to change.  |
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