Eden Bridals have debuted their 2010 line, and they’ve taken retro glam to a whole other level!
Besides a bounty of vintage-looking lace, beading, and embroidery, this year’s collection also includes a number of other ravishing retro features.
For example, the “crumb catcher” style, a neckline look created by hand using a special pleating technique – not unlike origami with fabric! It is a simple wedding dress that also manages to look glam!
Style Number 2334 from Eden Bridals.
The gathered fabric that is the hallmark of the crumb catcher also gives the bust-line an extra boost, creating a fully-feminine figure.
Eden Bridals is also heralding a huge comeback for the peplum skirt – a “mini skirt” style that overlays a more fitted skirt. Peplum skirts first became popular in the 1940s before making a comeback in the 1980s.
Style Number 2328 from Eden Bridals
The peplum, bodice and hem of this Eden Bridals design are all adorned with hand beading and corded lace.
We also like the intricate, ornate designs featured on many of Eden Bridals’ other wedding dresses, such as this strapless style with beaded champagne lace overlay and a tiered skirt.
Style Number 2259 from Eden Bridals
Their website also features photos of the backs of each of their gowns — some are corseted lace-ups, others are low v-backs, and there’s even some bustles in the mix.
