Sophisticated looks for bride’s day, revisited

Style File — 21 November 2014

From PRIME, a special issue of City & Shore Magazine

By Elyse Ranart

Photography by Courtney Rodwell

Whether taking another trip down the aisle, or just getting married later in life, a woman wants to look and feel special on her big day. My advice is to ditch the princess dress you might have chosen as a younger bride and opt for something sleeker. From white-lace gowns to silk-chiffon pantsuits, here are some smart and sophisticated choices.

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