In Celebration of the White Calla Lilly

For this Bridal Style Challenge I selected this unusual but beautiful wedding gown. I chose the Calla Lilly bouquet because it has similar lines to the drape and flow of the tulle train on the gown. I chose the "Angel Skin" coral and diamond earrings to coordinate with the vintage "Angel Skin" coral brooch. I chose the blue satin high heels with crystal embellishments to add a sparkling surprise when the hem of the gown is raised. I chose the floral hairpiece because it mimics the small flowers in the bouquet. I chose the lace hankie because it too repeats the floral patterns in the ensemble. The second collage was created by the majority of my Lovely Readers on my KentuckyFashionFacebook page. 💐

In Celebration of the Blue/Green Hydrangea

The first collage is how I styled this beautiful, watercolor evening gown. I was inspired by the blue/green Hydrangea. I chose the earrings because of their color and curved design which mimics the flowing hem of the gown. I chose the shoes for their color and crystal embellishments that mimic the crystals around the waist of the gown. I chose the "Butterfly" evening bag for its colors but also for its natural look against the Hydrangea. I chose the bracelet for its colors that are in the Hydrangea and gown.🌊

The second collage is how my Lovely Readers styled the gown.

Thank you for playing this Style Challenge and sharing it with your friends. I appreciate it more than you know.💙

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In Celebration of the Brown Cymbidium Orchid

The first collage is how I styled this leopard print, empire waist midi dress. I was inspired by the brown Cymbidium Orchid. I chose the earrings because their rose gold, brown gemstone and intricate design resembled the orchid. I chose the cuff bracelet for its combination of colors. I chose the black wedge ankle straps for their color and casual design. I love little round handbags so I couldn't resist this black one. It's made from natural fibers so it looks right with the animal print.🐆

The second collage is how my Lovely Readers on my Kentucky Fashion Facebook page styled the dress.❤

In Celebration of the Festival Maximus Peony

The first collage is how I styled our soft white, floral design bodice evening gown. I was inspired by the white and red Festiva Maxima Peony. I chose the earrings and cocktail ring because I thought the white diamonds and red rubies mimicked the Peony in color and design. I chose the black D'Orsay low heel wedge because that is my favorite style. I chose the black and white floral evening bag because I thought the flowers resembled Peonies.💟

The second collage is how the majority of my Lovely Readers on my Facebook page styled the gown.💟

in Celebration of the Deep Pink Rose

The first collage is how I styled this Carolina Herrera pink, tuxedo maxi dress. I was inspired by deep pink roses. I chose the three strand, pearl necklace because I thought it would fill in the open area of the neckline. Pearls are a classic accessory for formal wear.  I chose the pearl stud earrings with the diamond leaves to coordinate with the necklace and to repeat the shape of the rose leaves. I chose the pink satin sling back heels because of their simple design, fabric and color. I thought they would blend into the hem of the gown. I chose the "watered silk" evening bag for its color and textured pattern. I chose the diamond and ruby cocktail ring for its rose design, color and to coordinate with the diamond leaves on the earrings. The second collage was styled by the majority of my Lovely Readers. 💖

In Celebration of the Royal Sunset Bearded Iris

The first collage is mine. My inspiration for styling this deep purple, off the shoulder, crushed velvet, @bruceoldfieldcouture evening gown was the stunning "Royal Sunset" Bearded Iris. I thought the deep purple petals looked like velvet and appeared to be similar to the gown's color and texture. I chose the interesting gold, pearl and gemstone drop earrings because they picked up all of the colors in the Iris. I chose the textured gold high heels because they looked similar to the gold edges of the white part of the Iris. I chose the Mother of Pearl and gold evening bag because the embellishments reminded me of flower petals. I chose the gold, amethyst, and gemstone cocktail ring because it reminded me of the intricate shapes within the Iris. This gown was custom designed for @PrincessDiana in 1987. I think it's very fitting that I chose the "Royal Sunset" Iris as my inspiration. The second collage was styled by my Lovely Readers on my Kentucky Fashion Facebook page. They always enjoy styling evening gowns because it's a fun distraction from current events.💜

In Celebration of the Snowdrop

The first collage is how styled this emerald green velvet evening gown. I was inspired by the Galanthus Titania "Snowdrop" flower. I thought the stripes on the green petals resembled the design on the bodice of the gown. I chose the butterfly necklace for its whimsical design and multiple colors. I chose the peep toe high heels for their embellished "crisscross" design that repeats the design of the gown. I chose the velvet evening bag for its interesting shape and embellished clasp. I chose the floral design cocktail ring for its emerald and sapphire gemstones to coordinate with the necklace.🍃

The second collage was styled by the majority of my Lovely Readers on my Kentucky Fashion Facebook page. I think they did a great job with the choices I gave them.