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Stunning bride Kim Kardashian didn't wear one or two gowns at her wedding on Saturday to Kris Humphries — she wore three dresses. Close family friend Vera Wang created Kardashian's custom couture wedding gowns.
But Kim didn't know which of the three gowns to walk down the aisle in.
I truly, up until two days before [the wedding] could not decide which to wear, Kardashian told People in an exclsive interview.
A few consultations with family, friends and Wang, and Kardashian chose to wear what she told the magazine she calls the princess look gown. That gown is a ball gown with full tulle skirt, basque waist and hand-pieced Chantilly lace appliqué on bodice and train.
She accented it with a Lorraine Schwartz headpiece and a cathedral-length veil with hand-pieced Chantilly lace appliqué at the hem and a lightly shirred blusher layer, according to People.
Fast forward to the first dance and Kardashian stunned the crowd in a new outfit: the gown that ended up being my favorite, she told People. It was a sexier number: a Georgette mermaid dress with hand-pieced Chantilly lace appliqué on bodice. The skirt had hand-cut organza petals intermixed with Chantilly lace motifs and organza sprig embroidery, as described by People.
When the part rolled around, Kardashian's final change of clothes was a bias-cut crepe-back satin gown with v-neck and circle skirt. She accessorized all three looks with custom Lorraine Schwartz jewels, reported People.
It was a wonderful process, Wang told the magazine. The fact that she came to me for having a certain classicism mixed with modernity, I feel very honored.
Fashion's most hailed sister act, Kate and Laura Mulleavy of Rodarte, unveiled their Spring 2013 collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week on Tuesday which was inspired by roly-playing games (RPG) resulting in warrior princess meets urban rocker glam.
"Spring 2013 is inspired by medieval and role playing games," the Mulleavy girls said in a statement before their show, which was attended by Anna Wintour and Kirsten Dunst, to name a few.
An adventurous collection of armor-like bodices and breastplates, chainmail belts and boxy leather jackets were juxtaposed and made less tough with feminine gowns, organza dresses and silk blouses. Metal cages and built-in jewelry were present on silhouettes ranging from evening gowns to strapless dresses to leather pants, laced together with metal grommets. The color palette was as dark the vibe of the clothes, mainly red and black, with splashes of teal and orange.

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