Ahhhh, the joys of having one's first child get married!! It was a summer full of flurries of activities getting ready for everyone to travel across the country to attend the wedding, three receptions, and most energy-consuming of all . . . styling the WARDROBES!!! Two sets of clothes in two sets of color schemes--an Image Consultant and Color Consultant's dream come true! There was only one moment of panic when the bride and broom called a few weeks before the Big Day to say that they had changed the color pallette for the wedding photos! I had already carefully shopped and purchased the "perfect" green dress, but with only 10 shopping days left I was now looking for an achromatic dress: black or gray. Ugh. Not my usual or best summer colors. And then I came across a never-worn, formal, silver/blue Dupioni silk suit, stashed in the back of my closet, that I thought would "have to do." After scouring my favorite upscale vintage shop, Rags to Riches, for some great jewelry and some sparkly shoes, I was pretty content with the entire ensemble. I realized when the first photo proofs emerged, that the silver/blue silk was actually a great hue choice, proving once again that color, texture, line, shape, and pattern make the outfit. And really, I couldn't see very well how it all looked through all the tears. More photos to come!!
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
WEDDING BELLS!
Ahhhh, the joys of having one's first child get married!! It was a summer full of flurries of activities getting ready for everyone to travel across the country to attend the wedding, three receptions, and most energy-consuming of all . . . styling the WARDROBES!!! Two sets of clothes in two sets of color schemes--an Image Consultant and Color Consultant's dream come true! There was only one moment of panic when the bride and broom called a few weeks before the Big Day to say that they had changed the color pallette for the wedding photos! I had already carefully shopped and purchased the "perfect" green dress, but with only 10 shopping days left I was now looking for an achromatic dress: black or gray. Ugh. Not my usual or best summer colors. And then I came across a never-worn, formal, silver/blue Dupioni silk suit, stashed in the back of my closet, that I thought would "have to do." After scouring my favorite upscale vintage shop, Rags to Riches, for some great jewelry and some sparkly shoes, I was pretty content with the entire ensemble. I realized when the first photo proofs emerged, that the silver/blue silk was actually a great hue choice, proving once again that color, texture, line, shape, and pattern make the outfit. And really, I couldn't see very well how it all looked through all the tears. More photos to come!!
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