The most unusual wedding dresses

2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55

A wedding is an important event in the life of every girl. On this day, it is important to look not only brilliantly beautiful and charming, but it is also desirable to stand out among the crowd of other brides with your exclusive and unique wedding dress.

A beautiful cocoon dress of dense hand-knit from the fall collection of the world famous designer Yves Saint Laurent is exhibited at the De Young Museum in San Francisco. It still enjoys great attention from visitors, although it is already 44 years old. With this wedding dress, the deceased master of fashion design, not only glorified the skill of needlework, but also created a speaking metaphor that tells about what marriage meant for a woman in the sixties.

British artist Susie McMurray presented her vision of a wedding dress, "sewn" from a rather unusual material. The wedding dress, which was on display at the Museum of Art and Design in New York, was created from 1,400 rubber gloves.

Modern brides can now find a wedding dress to their liking. An ultra-technological and extraordinary dress with LEDs will make any bride sparkle during the wedding. 300 LEDs are sewn into the skirt. And to make the dress wireless, the designers had to hide the batteries in the fluffy skirt.

It is highly doubtful that the next dress will survive the wedding waltz, as it is made of a very delicate material - toilet paper. The creator of this paper outfit, Ann Kagawa Lee, won first place in a toilet paper wedding dress competition.

The following dress has its own touching story from a series of unusual wedding gowns. The dress is sewn from a real parachute, but unusual, but a parachute that saved the life of the pilot Claude Hensingers when his plane was shot down in Japan in 1945. Two years later, when he asked his fiancee Ruth to become his wife, he wanted to see her in a wedding dress made from the very parachute to which he owes his life. This outfit is now on display at the National Museum of American History.

There are also wedding suits that are not really there. They are drawn and good because you can come up with any outfit for your taste and color.

To mark the 19th World AIDS Day, New York-based designers created a bridal outfit with 12,500 condoms.

A wedding is not always fun, love and a happy bright future. Unfortunately for some women, wedding has a very different meaning. Artist Lesley Dill is probably very well aware of this. The tragic wedding dress, created by the designer in 1995, is now on display at the Orlando Museum of Art.