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Every girl dreams of her wedding day, when she will look and feel like a princess.
And Disney is doing its very best to help them realize this fantasy.
The line is designed as homage to Disney princesses Cinderella, Snow White, Belle, Sleeping Beauty, Jasmine or Ariel.
Designed by Kirstie Kelly, each gown is different, keeping in focus the princesses they are modeled on. Though the designs based on the theme of fairy princesses, yet they are fashionably modern.
A fashion innovation where dreams meet reality.
Priced between US$1500- $3000, the dresses use organza, chantilly, chiffon, satin, and tulle fabrics and are embellished with lace, ribbons, crystals, pearls, embroidery, and beads.
In a recent interview, Korri McFann, marketing manager for Disney Fairy Tale Weddings and Honeymoons, said, "We do 'being a princess' better than anyone."
Aurora
Snowwhite
Cinderella
The dresses are retailing at specialty boutiques in North America, Japan, and Europe. Also available are Disney "Jewels" to accessorize the dresses and a line of "Maidens" bridesmaids dresses and small-scale ones for flower girls contributing to the coordinated look.
Grow up princess, marry in style.
Aditi Simlai Tiwari
Innovative Fashions Writer
InventorSpot.com
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sceptical....
Submitted on June 7th, 2008 by Anonymousi wonder if i would recognize the original disney dress when looking at some random dresses and falling on those...
To me they look exactly like any other wedding dresses!
love it
Submitted on June 15th, 2008 by Anonymousalthough some may say little girls grow up, deep down i think we all pamper to our inner princesses some times. bit of a marketing ploy and a bit commercial for my liking, but i do love these dresses!
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