Alon Livné: NYFW Bridal Summer 2016


Alon of Alon Livné, based in Tel Aviv, understands what women want when it comes to their dress.

Sexiness, detail, and sophistication encompass Alon’s 2016 Bridal Collection. He pays close attention to fit and how the dress sits on the body. Each dress is adorned with handmade lace, embroidery and beading.

He pays close attention to fit and how the dress sits on the body.

As the genius that he is, Alon created separate skirts and trains to be attached to the gown for added fullness and to be removed for receptions and dancing. His 2016 collection is glamorous indeed, especially when the light hits every detail of the dress.

Alon also designs women’s ready-to-wear, and has become one of Israel’s most prestigious fashion designers. Visit alonlivnewhite.com to see more of the collection.

Alon created separate skirts and trains to be attached to the gown.

 
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With love,

FWO

Emily Burnette
Emily Burnettehttp://www.emilyburnette.com/
A new New Yorker, Emily loves writing about fashion, blasting hip-hop, and testing out this new “adult” thing. When she’s not busy running around in heels she enjoys exploring the city and plans to write a book about her life one day.

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