Now that the party's over....check out what I have on ETSY!

1940's I.Miller platform wedding shoes. In a nice wide size 8 !

Luscious tissue weight silk dress by renowned 50's designer Mollie Parnes. 

Coveted 1960's cherry cardigan.

amazing 1950's lucite box purse by Rialto. Perfect for a bride!

A Pucci jersey dress for your pleasure.

Perfect for the bride that want's something iconic and glamorous, the Rudi Gernreich metallic gown.

Click on our Etsy link at the side of the page, for further details on these beautiful items.

More Fashion Show Pic's!

Clink for full size: Joanne and Heather waiting for the show to begin.

Click for full view: A little liquid courage before the show.

Click: Pearl in green Lilli Ann coat and Jennafer in chinese embroidered robe.

All outfits by Xtabay.

Candy apple red stilettos.

Heather in Mink trimmed mini dress and santa hat.

Jennafer in the turn of the century chinese silk robe.

Anne Adams in the copper beauty with flowering bustline.

Pearl in turquoise organza 50's dress with huge statement necklace.

Amy in Russian Red mini dress with fur trim.

Joanne in my 1920's gold lame and floral flapper dress that belonged to my great grandmother.,

Whoops! Forgot to change the shoes....Heather in a couture piece by Mara  Therese from the early 60's.

Oh Pearl....could you be anymore glamorous in this 50's blue gown?

Iris in the spectacular 1950's Sugar Plum Fairy dress. To bad the picture is so blown out!

Pearl again looking spectacular.

Jennafer looking divine in a silvery blue sequined gown.

Wow!

Rachel looking beyond elegant in the Rudi Gernreich knit gown.

Joanne stealing the show in a vintage cache deco gown and 20's feather hat.

The final line up.

There I am hugging Joanne.

Heather and her beau.

Jennafer after the show praying to keep the velvet dress.....

Photographs taken by Jocelyn Fox. Thanks to Bliss Salon and Day Spa for doing the hair and make-up!

Joanne in Rudi Gernreich

Up for your consideration is this exquisite metallic knit gown by Rudi Gernreich. 

Joanne was so excited to model it for me-- she absolutely adores this dress, and it shows.

Rudi Gernreich is famous for inventing the first topless "monokini" swimsuit and during the 1960's gained the reputation of being the most radical designer in America. He loved experimenting with materials, often using vinyl and plastic. He mixed dots and checks and added cut-outs. 

In the early 80's he designed the great "pubikini", which featured the models dyed and shaped--yes, you guessed it--pubic hair.  His pieces are highly sought after today and are few and far between. 

I think this gown would make an incredible wedding dress for a fashionista bride who wants something extra special and elegant. I love how the shoulders are suspended by knit straps....how the gold and silver shimmer in the light AND the fact that this elegant, beautiful gown has hidden side POCKETS. It's glamorous and practical. Thank you Rudi. 

Call for price and size details. Available now at Xtabay.