If you think about what makes a traditional Edo style bridal look unforgettable, it always comes back to that blend of tradition and glamour. This look from Adorn by Gio is like something out of a fairytale. It’s like it was made for the bride who wants to walk into her wedding and own the room without even trying.
The dress is a sleeveless masterpiece. The bodice fits beautifully with all of those heavy beading and coral beads that bring so much tradition and heritage to the look. And then there is a full ball skirt that moves with every step and adds a little bit of drama to the look.
The real magic of this entire look is in the way that all of the accessories and finishing touches come together. The makeup from Wealthys Brushes is a fresh and radiant glow that lights up the face and complements all of those gorgeous beading elements perfectly.
Then there is the hair. The Okuku style, courtesy of Okuku by Prance, is all about embracing that iconic cultural crown through the beads that are so thoughtfully arranged. It is all about connecting with tradition while still managing to look so contemporary and chic.
Add to that the styling expertise provided by Nuel Lawson and the work on the hair by Hairbyprance, and you are looking at a look that is complete and intentional.
This is the kind of look that is sure to turn heads on the wedding scene. It is all about Edo culture and yet so fresh and so interesting for today. If you are looking for something regal and yet so doable, something that lets you shine without losing yourself, then this is just what you need.
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