Showing posts with label white. Show all posts
Showing posts with label white. Show all posts

Thursday, February 4, 2010

White Sugar

While being stuck in the house with restless kids from the snow, I came across this
amazing all white dessert bar designed by Lollipop Events & Designs. This is such a yummy and elegant design. The individual tags with ribbon tied the whole design together. There are so many yummy things such as: cupcakes, sugar-dusted doughnuts, yogurt pretzels, etc.





Monday, November 16, 2009

Little White Dress

In ready to wear, everyone knows they need a LBD (little black dress), well now in bridal with all the events one must attend—rehearsal dinner, reception, honeymoon, etc., all brides need a little white dress. Jessica Ciarla has created the most darling collection of white cocktail dresses to help you make it through the week of events. In her new Alice Collection for Ciarla, you're sure to find the perfect rehearsal dress (or reception dancing dress). With rosettes, ruffles, illusion necklines—these dresses are adorable!! She also has some very sweet bridesmaid dresses. Check out her site at ciarla.com.

Friday, July 10, 2009

White Out!

Is it now okay to wear white after Labor Day?

Elie Saab’s Fall 2009 couture show was fit for a (snow) queen. Saab just showed his Fall/Winter 2009-2010 Couture collection earlier this week in Paris and all of the models wore exquisite beautiful white dresses with elaborate detailing. Every look the designer created was done in an ethereal white, with gathering and appliqués that made models look as if they were floating in a cumulus cloud.

According to the Associated Press, models sported "bone-white goddess gowns with trailing trains" that were adorned with shimmery sequins, beads and crystals.

Although the AP said the outfits were not necessarily meant to be worn only as wedding dresses, those who attended the show said many of them could definitely do the trick.

















Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Shadow Dancing....

The return of the Silhouette. Two hundred years ago, long before the camera was invented, someone wishing to have an inexpensive portrait created of their loved ones would have visited a silhouette artist. Within minutes and using only a pair of scissors and a skillful eye, he would have produced a wonderful little image with a remarkable resemblance to his subject.


Hand-cut paper portraits are ideal for events of all kinds! Corporate parties, Bar and Bat-Mitzvah's, conventions, grand openings, birthday parties, school functions, and fund raisers are just a few. Space requirements are surprisingly simple! All that is needed is a small draped table, two chairs of the same height, and a light (or appropriate ambient light) to work by.


Silhouettes add a traditional and elegant touch to your wedding. A silhouette portrait makes a beautiful keepsake that will remind your guests of your special day for a long time.






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