if u would like to share pictures of the wedding gowns the russian five would wear........ well i’ll just say u have an audience 👀
Thank you. Editorial Oversight and I have delved deep into the ‘80s, and come back both richer and stranger than we were before.
Igor, needless to say, would be a trend-setter kicking off the ‘90s love of mutton sleeves in this white gazar gown with structural folds, origami flowers, and buttons marching down the sleeves into little lace gloves.
Slava F gets this sheer Victoriana-inspired Eve of Milady gown with a high embroidered collar on modesty fabric, plunging antique white bodice, and puffy white drawstring sleeves with lace panels extending to a gauntlet point. The idea of this much Slava unsettles me, which seems appropriate.
Sergei M would get this bright white dress with Juliet sleeves, high collar, and deep bodice encrusted with silver-white beads. And, more importantly, the hat made out of veil:
Vladimir K would get this ivory appliquéd princess dress covered in climbing roses and folded fabric flowers on the off-the-shoulder puff sleeves.
Vladimir also K, I did not think the nomenclature through, but there’s no turning back now, gets this rather cute, clean white gown with a high necklace collar, lots of modesty fabric, lace-dusted bodice and more Juliet sleeves. Also, a snazzy veil hat fit for the races.
Slava K gets this gown that’s got both linebacker shoulders and off-the-shoulder. It’s very shiny and the swoop of the collar matches his eyebrows.
Sergei F was hard because I had a vision and I really did not want to use the search terms to realize it. Eventually, based on that time he pretended he was Maddona’s backup dancer, I have picked her crown, veil, and push-up bodice.
