With Lana Del Ray heading the soundtrack we predict a big fashion influence to come. We’re going to see more fashion trends that take influence from the 1920′s fashion like opulent beading, low waisted dresses, open backs and even book references, love the Part at Gatsbys T, because as we all know the Roaring 20′s was particularly awesome at Gatsby’s place.
Era’s always come in and out of season but there is no book quite like The Great Gatsby that is a trend from one generation to the next.
WE LOVE HER. TALENTED ARTIST. YOU CAN TELL SHE LOVES HER WORK AND EVERY PIECE OF LACE IS VERY WELL THOUGHT OF…WHERE AND HOW TO ACCENTUATE A WOMAN’S BODY.
Each Inbal Dror wedding dress is a work of art but they’re not for the faint-hearted or body shy. They show a lot of skin and the majority of designs are not very supportive, meaning they’re not best suited for big busted, curvy brides But these dresses would look incredible on all you svelte model types out there!
The big question is would you dare to bare on your big day?
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These dresses are such a beautiful surprise and a number one trend when it comes to wedding and evening gowns 2013, Fashion Designers as well as their models simply love the details, espcially that on the back. If you love your back and want something romantic, while alluring, the illusion back/lace back wedding dress is perfect for coyly showing some skin and adding intricate detail.
Galia Lahav 2013 Haute Couture Bridal Gown Collection.
Robert Indiana is an American sculptor and artist. Born in Indiana in 1928, (birth name Robert Clark) he moved to New York City in 1954. There he became associated with the Pop Art movement (much to his displeasure) and created imagery and sculptures inspired by commercial art blended with existentialism into what he called “sculptural poems”.
Indiana’s iconic work LOVE was first created for a Christmas Card for the Museum of Modern Art and was included on an eight-cent postage stamp for the Postal Service in 1973, the first of their regular series of “love stamps.” Sculptural versions of the im
age have been installed at numerous American and international locations including in Philadelphia’s JFK Plaza, which is better known as LOVE Park in honor of the Indiana sculpture which overlooks the Plaza.
The LOVE sculpture holds a special place in the heart of Philadelphians and has been the backdrop of many a marriage proposal as well as inspiration to the thousands of skateboarders who used to make pilgrimages to LOVE before it was controversially deemed off limits to skaters in 2005.
The Bachelorette is one of a kind comedy. We love the freindship ties & the Funny Reality that comes with every character.
KEEP A LOOK OUT FOR “THE BIG WEDDING” RELEASED ON APRIL 26TH, 2013. THE COMEDY, DIRECTED BY JUSTIN ZACHMAN, INCLUDES A FEW BIG NAMES LIKE ROBERT DE NIRO AND KATHERINE HEIGL AND DIANE KEATON AND ROBIN WILLIAMS! WE CANT WAIT…CHECK OUT THE TRAILOR 
So before the big day, you should consider some de stressing activities!
*Meditate: Remember to Breathe!!! Once or twice a day, morning and night, try taking time for yourself and Zen!
*Scents: Lavender is well-known for its soul-soothing capabilities, but others, like jasmine, chamomile, and basil, have proven relaxing benefits as well. “Dab some lavender or rose essential oil onto your wrists to shift your mood quickly,” Kadison says. Or, light a perfumed candle or brew a cup of floral tea for a little sweet-smelling repose.
*Stay Connected: Under the pressure and stress of planning a wedding, it’s easy to lose touch with the person you love most — your groom-to-be. Schedule date nights, be it a dinner out or a movie in, to squeeze in some quality alone time.
*Take Care of U: Don’t neglect yourself and your inner & outer body needs and wants! Get going for a nice run, Any type of physical movement will help produce more uplifting and stress-stablizing endorphins.
*Acknowledge Feelings: It’s okay to feel a little jittery. “Our culture and society believe that engagement is supposed to be only a happy time, but that’s just not reality,” says Paul. In fact, fear often accompanies prewedding excitement and joy. It’s normal, healthy even, to question this lifetime commitment, and just because you’re concerned, that doesn’t mean you don’t want to get married. Acknowledge your nerves, discuss them with a trusted confidant, and move on. If your nerves start getting the best of you, find a close loved one to confide in. She can help you traverse the tricky transition from girlfriend to fiancee to wife.
*Journal Your Thoughts: Its always good to express some of those emotions as your big day approches. It helps them from festering into anxiety! Identify whats bothering you and what you want to remember later. It’ll be great to go back to them later on and remember these times before your I Do’s.
*Pamper Yourself and Ask for Help if Needed!
WE LOVE THIS NEW TREND, ADDING BLING TO YOUR HAIR BRINGS THAT LITTLE SOMETHING SPECIAL TO 
