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skijumpinggirl

Okay, next competitions are here. Can someone take me there?

kingseverin

Garmisch-Partenkirchen 01 jan 1988

old footage so low quality

(Edit: Added Miran Tepes and Jan Boklöv)

WC in Nizhniy Tagil 13.12.15

#skijumping #World Cup #michael hayböck #peter prevc #johann andre forfang #skoki narciarskie #ski springen #russia

oscarandthelions

Winter wedding, found on Pinterest.

workshop11

Winter weddings can be amazing. These pictures prove that winter weddings certainly worth celebrating! Isn’t it? :)

merrybrides

How To Find The Perfect Winter Wedding Dress

Winter brides who wed in cold climates face a serious dilemma: Will your wedding gown leave you shivering? You don’t have to sacrifice style just because the weather is frigid. Here are five features to look for in a gown that’s perfectly appropriate for winter.

Accessories

Don’t feel forced into wearing a coverall just because the weather is cold. You can wear shoulder-baring strapless gowns or slinky sheaths because you’ll still keep cozy with some seasonal accessories. Bundle up in a faux fur stole or a comfy cashmere wrap for a look that both exudes a charming winter style and keeps you warm.

Sleeves

If the idea of finding a stole that matches your look seems daunting, choose a gown that doesn’t need one. Sleeved gowns are back in a big way and are simply perfect for winter brides who want a little extra protection from the elements. Sophisticated cap sleeves will keep you from feeling overexposed, while three-quarter sleeves, or even something full-length, will surely have you covered.

Heavy Fabrics

The best part of winter wedding fashion is that you can indulge in luxurious silk satins without getting too hot or feeling weighed down by the fabric. If you’re considering a ball gown, winter weddings are definitely the ideal time for full skirts. If you love the look of lace, opt for a heavier variety like Battenberg lace, which will keep you warmer than a more delicate type like Chantilly lace.

Embellishments

For a gown that truly stands out against the snow, choose a style that has plenty of embellishments. An ornately decorated bodice is flattering and fun, while allover shine (like a sparkly tulle ball gown) is fairy tale-worthy. And don’t feel limited to crystals – pearls, sequins, and the fabric itself can also add some amazing sparkle.

Color

Whether the shade is a bold departure from traditional white (we love icy-blue gowns) or a more subtle, understated hue (like blush pink), a colorful gown will add drama to your wedding day look. To avoid going overboard, opt for delicate (and crystal clear) accessories: Diamond studs or a simple solitaire necklace are an elegant way to complete your look.