Unfortunately, today not all brides know how to choose a truly refined and original outfit. Many girls so overzealous in their fantasies, that in fact it turns out complete bad taste. And in order not to repeat the mistakes of the ignorant women of fashion, today our article is devoted to the most ridiculous wedding dresses.
The most ridiculous wedding dresses on the Earth
Of course, tasteless and ridiculous wedding dresses can be found annually on the Internet. Angry bloggers do not get tired of scoffing at the slips of others. But today we will pay attention to dresses, which were spoken all over the world.
Knitted easter egg . One of the most ridiculous outfits was presented in the 60th year in retrospect in San Francisco. The dress was in the shape of an Easter egg with a slit for the face. This masterpiece was tied by hand, and it was presented to surprisingly many by Yves Saint Laurent himself .
The alien's outfit . In 2014, Italian designers presented a general outfit, to put it mildly, unusual. The dress itself was made of lacework in a simple style. But it was complemented by a very incomprehensible detail that replaced the traditional veil. The iron wireframe was wrapped in a delicate fathin. And in general, such an element created the image of "not of this world."
A wedding dress from condoms . This masterpiece can be seen at the shows of Chinese fashion designers. The attire is represented by a short style. In it there is not even a single minimum cut of tissue. Condoms are kept on a thin frame of the line, which, of course, is not visible.
Wedding dress from toilet paper. The paper outfit from designers Anne Kagawa Lee and Catherine Chalifox has never been put on. But the furor produced by the presentation of this dress deserves to be talked about until now.
Dress of balloons . Not one bride in strange convictions gave preference in the literal sense of the word to the air-side. However, fashion designers call these women of fashion "wives of the clown".
Dress-cake . For the first time this outfit was presented by the Icelandic confectioner Lucca Sigurdarottir as an edible masterpiece. But more than once after that there were "creative" brides who put on similar items.
