So, again, look for the names of each outfit on the slide title. I did not come up with those; they were the titles of each file as they came from Reem Acra, and they are my favorite. I'm not sure "chic" is the word I'd have used. How about, "I'm Doing A Thousand Situps A Day."
Okay, this one didn't seem to have a name (I promise, more are coming that do). I might have called it, "I'm Being Garotted."
Alternate name: "I'm About To Trip On This Bouquet Thing."
By "taken" she means that the vine has claimed her for its own and we'll have to cut her free.
Is she wearing forearm coozies?
Maybe it's extravagantly priced, because it's not even the most extravagant one on this RUNWAY in terms of aesthetics.
The skirt does at least feel timeless, so we've got a success there. I think the shirt is the opposite of timely AND special somehow. it feels EXTREMELY trend-based, in fact. But I do like that skirt. Here's a crazy thought. Let's make it a dress.
YOU DON'T SAY.
These names set a really high bar sometimes, is all I'm saying.
That is actually pretty dreamy. I'll give them that.
This feels like Summer Middleton.
This is starting to get very braggy. Slow your rolls, dresses. Let us decide for ourselves.
I disagree. Her hands look like they're in tulle monacles.
I wonder if that one will randomly turn up on the red carpet. Does that ever happen with bridal?
Welcome to Weddings by Lea Michele.
I am NOT in love. Without the flowers, I don't think there'd be enough there there.
Taylor Swift elopes on the beach.
That is fairly romantic. I want more BIG on these runways. Go big bridal or go home.
Hey, it's that timeless skirt, gone full gown. Lovely.
Not loving what they did to the top on this one. "Awesome" is reaching. Really far.
Seriously, we have GOT to talk about the hyperbole.
She's bummed because her daisy-chain jump rope snapped.
More coozies. GET READY. Partial sleeves for all.
Blush tulle just looks dirty sometimes.
Oh dear God. We are not finishing on the highest of notes. That said... even the insane ones are fun to ogle.