Bridal

After the 2017 Oscars, Stacee stopped by Charlotte’s premier bridal salon and gown boutique, Nitsa’s in Southpark to style and model some of her favorite red carpet trends.

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LOOK 1: THE RED

Pronovias, Red lace bodice gown with sheer overlay and illusion sleeves. Dress, $960, Earrings, $280

The color red did not stop any of the Oscar beauties from looking their best! Ruth Negga, Ginnifer Goodwin, and Voila Davis were gorgeous in long sleeved and off-the- shoulder designs. This long sleeved sheer lace Pronovias dress was a perfect compliment to several gowns that graced the red carpet. I loved the way the dress was fitted through the bodice and then flared at the knee to showcase all of the beautiful mixed lace patterns.

LOOK 2: THE GOLD

Hervé Léger Lilyanna one-shoulder metallic bandage gown $2,390
Amanda Judge Embellished Band, $760

Wearing gold is a definite way to shine on the red carpet, or at any gala event. Jessica Biel, Emma Stone and Charlize Theron looked stunning as they dripped in gold at the Oscars. When I saw the metallic Herve Leger dress at Nitsa’s, I knew it was one to highlight. I paired it with an embellished band turning it into a choker necklace for added glitz.

LOOK 3: THE WHITE

Pronovias, White mermaid gown with gemstone embroidery, $2,760
Earrings, $120, Snakeskin lace metallic clutch, $85

In addition to beautiful cocktail dresses, Nitsa’s is known for their amazing wedding gowns. Several of which mimic that of Oscar 2017’s best dressed looks. I was immediately drawn to this Pronovias gown with its sleek design and embellished gemstone back detail. White, Cream, Accrue, Eggshell, whatever you want to call it, this color was popular on the red carpet in all shades.

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One of the most exciting nights at Charleston Fashion Week was the Spring Bridal Show! The room smelled like a bouquet of flowers, hors d’oeuvres sizzled on the grill, and the sight of cupcake towers made you quickly reconsider the diet you were on! Floating down the runway like small clouds, featured and emerging designers showed some of their season’s best in bridal gowns.

A-line and mermaid silhouettes seemed to be most prevalent that night, with the exception of a few over-sized princess dresses. The total outlook of the gowns were more soft and delicate, which appealed to the hot-weathered southern audience.

The trend forward looks of the night were the tw0-pieced dresses. This was definitely a look for the young (in shape) girl who is non-traditional and doesn’t mind baring a little skin! You can find these styles featured in Whitney Deal, White Boutique, and Lula Kate’s collections.

Below are some of my favorite looks from each designer and boutique:

Featured Designer – MARK INGRAM