We see it everywhere, on catwalks, on red carpets, or at social events. And stands out as the perfect wedding accessory, whether you’re the bride or a simple guest.
During Louis Vuitton’s last show, which celebrated the 10-year career of its artistic director Nicolas Ghesquière, it was the detail that graced the eyes of some models. The veil was offered in an almost futuristic version for the occasion.
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At the Golden Globes, he came to cover the face of Rosamund Pike, who explained she had a minor skiing accident. The veil seems to be making a comeback. Because this accessory, which sometimes appears on the red carpet, has its entrances in various royal palaces, as well as in the ceremonial dressing room. An alternative to a bridal veil or a luxurious detail for guests, there is no shortage of arguments for standing out on these occasions, where the dress code does not tolerate improvisation or carelessness.
But the veil has also allowed itself some liberties, betraying the seducer to whom it is often married. So we began to see it lead alone, in wolf form, with only its eyes covered by a mysterious aura. Less formal, the headband also greets it with great sophistication.
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For the most daring, pairing it with streetwear pieces like a hoodie or even a beanie can be a hit.
Detailed art
But the art of nuance is also carefully applied. Some brides will then play with the material and replace the netting with beautiful lace. We will also retain the precious customization option with lots of sequins and other fine pearls to transform this elegant accessory into a luxurious standard.
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Whether you’re wearing it first-hand or pulling it off the formal trail, the veil has no shortage of arguments to ascend to the podium of the most desirable accessory to brave your big day.
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Source: Le Figaro
