After all, who doesn't like a little bit of sparkle
In the 1920s, wedding dresses had flapper-style elements such as intricate beading and ornate lace, loose and straight silhouettes with lots of movement, cathedral-style veils, elaborate headpieces, scoop necklines, hip-level waistlines, and hemlines that exposed the ankle
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While these fictional males taught us a lot about the timeless principles of menswear, these days the dress shoe market is chock-full of throw-on-and-go styles from slip-on loafers and cap-toe steppers to hybrids pampered with rubber outsoles to mimic a sneaker (and its inherent comfiness) that dont take a genius, or an unreliable narrator, to pair artfully with what youre wearing on top
The evolution of bridal gowns in the 1950s was also influenced by iconic figures such as Audrey Hepburn