Allure Bridals launches collection inspired by Disney princesses

Every woman who has ever thought of bonding at some point in her life has imagined herself marrying a Disney princess. Now that dream is closer than ever. After announcing in February wedding dress models inspired by the protagonists of fairy tales, Allure Bridals launched the collection Disney Fairy Tale Weddings. The models pay homage to and take the name of some of the most beloved female characters in the fantastic universe of Mickey Mouse’s creator. Cinderella, Snow White, Bela, Ariel, Jasmine, Aurora, Pocahontas, Rapunzel and Tiana, each in their own style, dictated the design and set the tone for the costume references, now available. It is to put on a pair of bridal shoes, without leaving either one behind, and imagine their “happy ever after”.

Although inspired by princesses (who have little variation in silhouette between them), the collection is designed to be comfortable and flattering with brides of all shapes and sizesThe costumes are available in all mannequins, so that all women have the opportunity to live this experience. The models have cuts and seams that value a wide variety of body types and can be customized for the best comfort and well-being.

Within the project, the Cinderella deserved special attention among the tributes. After all, she completes in 2020 its 70th anniversary of the launch date of the original Cinderella animation. The care in the clothes of the same name to the character had extra effort and did not measure expenses: an embroidery with 4,600 crystals and 44,000 beads celebrate the transformation of the young orphan and promises to change the image in whom to choose the dress.

Pearls, frills and lace applied to tulle, silk, organza and chiffon help to dictate the glamour of the collection…thought all blank and in the classic cuts. Some decisions of the brand, even obvious ones, are able to take your breath away with the result.

Repair the Ariel models. In them, cascading layers of soft tulle and organza were employed for the effect of rippling ocean waves beneath their feet and legs in beautiful mermaid dresses. O heart-shaped neckline exposes the character’s vocation to love.

In one of the clothes, strands of pearly beads form the handles and fall on the shoulders and back in a curtain effect as far as the lined buttons that adjust the silhouette begin. In the other, Ariel dispenses with pearls, straps and embroidery, showing that a simple wedding dress does not depend on glitter and applications to steal the spotlight.

Snow White’s innocence is represented by the romantic style of the princess wedding dress. The bodice is decorated with floral lace and embroidery that extends to the sleeves and V-neck. The Mikado fabric on the skirt makes it voluminous while the tulle adds an ethereal air. The large back loop brings a dramatic tone to the dress.

Another model, although it also has a long tail, dispenses with the bow and brings the illusion neckline as a key and romantic element.

How do you forget Bela’s iconic ball gown? Here it appears repaginated to go to the altar. He presents a dramatic and sumptuous tulle ball skirt with floral applications. Embroidered lace and shiny beads embellish the bustier and the shoulder-to-shoulder neckline.

The simplest version of the dress comes with lace appliqués all over the dress and the skirt, less voluminous, in luxurious satin. Ideal for brides who want a more discreet entrance without losing inspiration.

The first dress inspired by Aurora displays a voluminous and ethereal skirt, well in dance style, created with more than 100 meters of tulle and shiny tulle. The lightly dug, strapless décolleté highlights the beautiful embroidery work done on the bodice, adorned with shiny crystals and florals that go into the skirt. Floral applications on the sheaths give a luxurious effect to the finish.

The second draws attention mainly by the detachable cover with lace details, without giving up the Aurora style…with a bulky, dramatic skirt.

One of the sexiest Disney princesses had her curves highlighted by her rich, elegant dresses. The first model, with a V-neck, has luxurious designs in Arabic themes that adorn the Mikado fabric to create a silhouette gorgeous. Shiny beads go around the bodice, while the lined buttons lengthen the back of the garment. The embroidery at the edge of the tail follows the pattern of the bodice.

Already in the second design thought for Jasmine, the elastic crepe brings a tighter silhouette with Venise lace and crystals covering the bodice with shoulder to shoulder neckline. The tail invests in transparency, a charming novelty.

The Indian princess was honored in a elegant and fine design with the cotton lace appliqués, forming patterns that run away from the usual floral. V-neckline and back closure in lined buttons contribute to highlight the curves of this mermaid-cut dress, of straighter volume and dry from the hip.

Here’s a character who appears praising the boho chic. Romantic, the dress of Rapunzel comes with cotton lace adorning the V-belt and the delicate little sleeves. The chiffon and the tulle show the dreamy vocation of the girl with long hair, which have not ceased to be remembered.

A dramatic tulle bow to the floor makes mention of the princess’ key feature and serves to replace the traditional veil.

Tiana deserved two distinct types of design in the collection. One, evokes the opulence and elegance of the jazz era, with slender silhouette and strapless neckline. Features with the use of soft tulle and lace in a modern dress with a vintage touch.

Another one, princess ball style, gathers small hand-sewn flowers with thousands of shiny sequins in soft tulle. The lace-up bustier has an elastic waistband that helps support a generous skirt.

Allure Bridals, in partnership with Disney, makes real the dream of living a princess’s day in wedding dresses inspired by the most iconic of the news. A golden opportunity for fans of all ages and sizes who have always believed it is possible to launch the bouquet of flowers feeling as dazzling as the characters that permeated their childhood.