Dolce and Siqueira played a major role in the decision to hold their wedding in Venice. Bezos and Sánchez are focused on Italy, but are not sure where. (They also considered Hawaii, where they owned houses.) Capri and Taormina had a discussion, but the Italian couple insisted that Venice was the most romantic city in the world. Dianevon Fürstenberg, who lives in the palace on the Grand Canal, then was willing to hold a welcome dinner to start the weekend. A decision was made. Sánchez explained: “I called Venice ‘It’, Diane corrected me and said: ‘Venice is her!’
“It’s important to live with your location,” Durs explained. “You stay in it,” harmony Like a movie. “This means that a dress for the weekend is a draped, deep-button, Burgundy velvet look, inspired by Venetian dogma, and although only color is only, he said that among the medieval magistrates, the medieval officials who ruled the Venetian oligarchs, wore loose, turtleneck portrayed. Bucintoro’s return on Ascension Day On the double-sided Duchess silk, dotted with sparkling Swarovski crystals, seeds and horn beads.
exist Fashion Filmed by Sánchez, wearing a Canaletto dress, leaned against a wall that was neither a hybrid jasmine, with a prop stylist with a pale pink English rose. The pebbles present a challenge at the feet. “I’m an expert in high heels,” Sanchez said. “I think I was born in stilettos!”
When Sánchez was a little girl in Albuquerque, New Mexico, she used to make veils from extra lace with her mother’s sewing supplies. “I always wanted to be a bride,” she recalled. Her aunt would send her copy Fashion In Spain, she would find her favorite dress and buy fabrics to make with her mom, just like the red puff sleeves at a high school dance.
“I mean, this is the closest thing I’ve ever come to like this,” she said. Her first wedding dress was something she saw in the store windows while driving through Century City. “I never designed a dress for me like this – so personal.” The day before the filming, Dors took a pair of fabric cuts in the accessories in Milan and cut the sleeves off the corset. “I can’t believe it!” Marvels Sánchez. “He actually just cut it off!” He then reapplied it, adjusting it slightly.
The dress took 900 hours of studio work and also had the “small, small, small buttons” of Gabbana from the neck to the torso. The pattern is called the Priest Button, which continues along the train along the train-180 hand-bonded chiffon-covered button. “The whole thing is like a dream,” Sanchez said.
