by: Love a classic silhouette? How about bopping back to a simpler time, let's say the 50's... where the dresses are uberly flattering, feminine and FUN!
Often accessorized with closed shoes, a flower or feather fascinator, bird cage veil and short gloves, these A-line dresses are in my opinion, the epitome of femininity!
Tea-lengths have traditionally been considered a less formal style dress and often worn for destination, courthouse, garden... weddings. But should they be so pigeon-holed? Hmmm. Let's check out a few designs...
{update: 1/14/13 Based on the many emails I get for this amazing Stephanie Allin dress, here is the direct link to it: http://www.stephanieallin.net/collections/la-dolce-vita/nina-short/ }
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Just loving these next few timeless, impeccable lovelies from vintage-inspired designer
Aha! Just the answer to a having your dress and wearing it too...
a full 3 layer skirt that shortens to something quite sassy for later on!
A petticoat in your favorite color doesn't just talk... it screams your personality!
What do you think?
Are tea-lengths only for destination and informal weddings? Could you see yourself wearing one?
If so, how would you make it more formal?
