Monday, November 9, 2009, 7:59 AM
In 1944 Vincente Minnelli debuted Meet Me in St. Louis, a charming turn of the century spectacle of ruffles, lace, wistfulness, opulence, hope, marriage, love and family.  This enchanting gem of a musical sweeps you away from modern life, to revel in a ruffled fantasy of beautiful, simpler times.  At the heart of the movie pulses the promise of the upcoming 1904 St. Louis World's Fair, which was an elaborate, utopian celebration of a glorious past and a hopeful glimpse into the possibilities of the future.  Just like a wedding...

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While gathering images for this style board, I discovered the magical, "intensely feminine" clothing line of Australian fashion designer Alannah Hill.  Her romantic sensibility was the perfect bridge between the literal translation of the 1900's inspired movie costumes, and modern-day fashion.  I am enamored with her designs and encourage you to take a peek at her amazing work for more wedding inspiration!

The photographs included in this style board were not created by C Studios and are solely intended for wedding design inspiration.

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Rachel Jacobus says:

beautiful!

(11.13.09 @ 08:31 PM)
Rebecca says:

amazing! love every detail--

(01.13.10 @ 11:01 AM)
Heather says:

Lovely collection, the last dress really stood out.

(02.24.10 @ 05:14 PM)
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Monday, September 14, 2009, 10:15 AM
Take a single step into a chic, boutique hotel and you immediately feel your every day experiences melt into the life of luxury.  The Viceroy Santa Monica is easily one of the most lavish boutique hotel destinations, with it's exhilarating palette of deep green, bold black and pale charcoal, paired with masculine mod and delicate damask patterns.  Transport your wedding guests to an indulgent destination, a glamorous departure from the ordinary that will live in their minds and hearts long after your wedding day.

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AMANDA JULCA says:

Yess please! I love the attire selections!

(09.14.09 @ 11:14 AM)
Amy Carruthers says:

Amanda, your man would rock that suit and you would be too fabulous in that dress. I can just see it!

(09.14.09 @ 11:26 AM)
Angela Wayner says:

Love this style blog! Yum.

(09.26.09 @ 10:41 AM)
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Monday, August 10, 2009, 7:27 AM
There is something simultaneously crisp and soothing about navy blue.  It is a steadfast symbol of stability and has always been synonymous with classic, preppy inspired fashion and decor.  But the pairing of muted lavender and warm beige with navy blue will add a breath of fresh air and a cheerful, vintage twist to your wedding garden party.

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