They say that since she was a child, a woman has imagined, at some point in her life, herself. wedding dress. And taking the traditional walk to the altar. “What would my dress?; ¿Would I wear a veil?;And the bouquet? Would I throw it in the air towards all my bridesmaids like in all those American comedies that I have seen so many times on television? Now, with the rise of female empowerment, it is possible that this marriage scenario may have gone from being the only possible alternative to being one of the infinite possibilities that the modern world offers us. Even so, there is no doubt that all those who at some point want to walk through the altar dream of that perfect day where he will say “yes, I want.”
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© Tom Oldham/action pressSpeaking about this topic we cannot avoid that the image of Monica Geller comes to mind when, excited, she brought out her ‘super’ filing cabinet where over the years she collected and added clippings, photographs and ideas that she took from bridal magazines for her “big day.” Now, maybe it’s not one filing cabinet but numerous folders on Pinterest or Instagram. If you’re lucky, one day you might wear the wedding dress of your dreams. If you’re very lucky…you can take three.
It is the case of Lilian de Carvalho, the former financial analyst of Boris Becker, who on September 14 passed through the altar to say ‘I do’ with the former German tennis player. It was a magical, utopian dayas well as the place they chose for the link. With the idyllic views of Portofino, in the Italian Riviera coastas a background setting, the couple sealed their union in front of a hundred guests, and wanted to celebrate their love in style with a lavish celebration that lasted three days.
For that special day, Lilian chose even three looks bridalwhere the most absolute simplicity predominated, without great extravagance or excess. Rather, he opted for looks classics, without losing an iota of sophistication and that are pure inspiration for future brides who choose September for their wedding. Along these lines, we break down their outfits in detail.
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© Tom Oldham/action pressfor your first wedding dressLilian wore a custom-made dress by her old school friend, fashion designer Andrea Ravieli. He had promised her that he would be the creator of her wedding dress, and Lilian was not disappointed. Radiant, beautiful, and exuding elegance, like an apparition, Lilian wore a white design, strapless and with a sweetheart necklinewith a pronounced opening in the skirt, made with three layers of silk chiffon that represented the past, present and future, and some details of the draping that were inspired by the painting The Lovers (The Lovers), by René Magritte. For her hairstyle, she opted for a simple ballerina bun, from which a delicate tulle veil fell, and some silver earrings.
After saying “I do” and beginning the celebration of the banquet, Lilian took off her veil and added a blazer fitted white to wear over your wedding dress. A very original bet full of personality that the former tennis player’s wife knew how to defend effortlessly.
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© Tom Oldham/action pressIt was when it was time for the dance and the beginning of the party that Lilian made her third and final dress change. She wanted to wear a more comfortable one that would allow her to move easily and dance all night with her husband and friends. She wore a very light and flattering dress, sleeveless, neckline halterwith an opening in the center of the neckline and rhinestone details.
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