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| Find out more about the latest industry news and product launches in the current issue of Attire Bridal. Why not download the magazine in PDF format from www.attirebridal.com? |
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Best of British
Home-grown bridal design talents
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Profit from prom
In-depth look at the prom wear market
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Retailer report 2011
We ask how bridal shop owners have fared this year
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ACID
Dids Macdonald focuses on intellectual property in the workplace
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Isabella Grace Bridal
Rebecca Doyle reports on the latest developments from her new bridal boutique, Isabella Grace
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The collections
The perfect accessories to complement out two key bridal themes
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Ellie Sanderson
Top bridal retailer, Ellie Sanderson, shares her thoughts on the commercial and personal benefits of Twitter
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Rock My Wedding
Keep up to date with one of the most influential bridal blogs
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Up and coming
Caroline Matthews talks to Attire Bridal about her latest collection and why a backless dress is so desirable
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Prom trends
We showcase the latest looks for the forthcoming prom season with a selection of gorgeous gowns
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The Essential Collection
We exclusively unveil some of the biggest names attending Stoneleigh Park in July
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| Regular features, news, events, Q&A special - and much more |
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| 27th February 2012 |
| Vintage-inspired accessories brand launches |
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Fresh from an exclusive launch at the Designer Wedding Show in London, Debbie Carlisle has released her new 2012 accessories collection and is taking orders now from stockists.
The collection features a selection of headpieces and cuffs which takes inspiration from the 1920s, 1950s, 1960s and 1970s - with a modern fashion-forward twist.
Speaking about the 2012 range, Debbie said: "I wanted to make this collection as versatile as possible so brides could wear their chosen design in many different ways. I wanted to give them maximum choice about their look - or looks - and also give them the option of wearing their bridal headpiece again."
For further details visit www.dcbouquets.co.uk. |
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It may be cold outside, but this year's trade show schedule is certainly hotting up, with the British Bridal Exhibition in Harrogate just around the corner. In our forthcoming March/April issue, distributed to retailers at the end of the month, we reveal the newest bridal collections gracing the aisles of Harrogate International Centre and the surrounding hotels.
On the subject of trade shows, it's only five months until The Essential Collection opens its doors once again to the bridal trade at Stoneleigh Park in Warwickshire. Bridal retailers can once again expect a packed seminar programme, regular fashion shows and companies not seen at any other bridal trade event. What's more, Stoneleigh Park is within a short hop of most major UK cities and offers unlimited free on-site parking. To register in advance, simply visit www.theessentialcollection2012.com - we look forward to seeing you there!
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| Demelza Rayner, Editor |
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| Chanticleer releases 2012 collection |
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Top British wedding dress designer, Tracy Salt, has let her creative expression come alive this season with a stunning new wedding gown collection for 2012, designed exclusively for Chanticleer.
'All That Jazz' draws inspiration from the 1920's Jazz era right through to the 1950s and retains Chanticleer's signature corsetry work and sleek, figure hugging gowns which enhance feminine curves.
To complement this eclectic collection of gowns, there is also a wide range of delicate lace jackets with tiny pearl buttons and sweeping necklines, and pleated chiffon wraps with precious fastenings.
For further details visit
www.chanticleerbrides.co.uk. |
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The Bridal Room in Broadway, Worcestershire, recently celebrated its grand opening, attended by family, friends and brides to be. Speaking about her decision to open the boutique, owner Emma Lloyd says: "I wanted to open a shop when my husband and I first moved to the Cotswolds eight years ago, but I never had the confidence to take my dream forwards. Then last Christmas I lost my father to cancer; he had always encouraged me to follow my dreams, so with the support of my husband I put my plan into action."
She continues: "I wanted to offer brides a wide range of styles as well as budgets, so we stock beautiful gowns by Demetrios, Cosmabella, Oreasposa as well as the very talented British designers Charlotte Balbier and Lyn Ashworth."
For further details visit www.thebridalroombroadway.co.uk. |
| Linzi Jay launches a major new collection of bridal accessories |
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Bridal retailers can now go online at www.magpiewholesale.com to order from Linzi Jay's brand new collection of accessories - 'Magpie Wholesale'.
Comprising tiaras, bridal hair decorations, fascinators, jewellery and more, the new bridal accessories collection is classed as a 'no frills' range so items will be delivered
unpackaged unless otherwise stated in the description.
All items shown are in stock and will be available for delivery in 24 hours. |
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