So while I was looking for inspiration for dresses, I found this:
Even though this dress looks like something for halloween rather then a wedding, the method for making it could lead to a future fashion trend.
The silk is made from genetically engineered silk worms. Scientists have tweeked the worms silk producing process to create florescent coloured silk.
So far this process has been used to create stand out suits and ties, but now wedding dress designer Yumi Katsura has creating this show stopping piece.
This has got me thinking about my chosen wedding dress ( which is not white ) and other unusual dress designs:
Celebrate the different:
Simple little dress curtacy of Etsy seller Charmbridge.
This stunning Aline black tulle dress would be perfect in a shabby chic wedding, for a simple clean look.
It seems that Japanese brides have all the fun!
Check out this site for more outstandingly different dresses.
Sugar Kei
The green colour just pops with this transitional ball gown with a twist.
A "sheepish" bride from Lincoln had an unusual idea for her dress, which stemmed from rural transitions and a passion to promote alternative materials.
I am usually very disheartened at 'shearing time' seeing our beautiful clippings of lustrous locks bagged and practically given to the wool board! I have consequently set out on a mission to prove that wool is still a wonderful commodity to be celebrated, and what better way to celebrate it than on our own wedding day.
The Frock from the Flock
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