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Amsale's Wedding Gowns
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Amsale creates gowns that are simple and elegant because that's what she wanted to wear to her own wedding. "Around 1985, things were just overdone—tons of beading on it. That was not something I wanted to wear. I was looking for something very simple," Amsale says.
Bella models "Chloe," a gown that Amsale describes as "very classic, but with a twist." The top of the gown is made from Alençon lace and is bare in the back, and the A-line skirt is organza.
Bella models "Chloe," a gown that Amsale describes as "very classic, but with a twist." The top of the gown is made from Alençon lace and is bare in the back, and the A-line skirt is organza.
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