An Inner Hint of Spain from Patricia Avendaño

Explore your frivolous nature with ruffles and frills and push the boring wedding gowns aside. It’s time to decide upon on something unique that you can pull off. Your wedding day is a spiritual journey of looking fabulous with the assistance of a great design and theme.

For a decidedly Iberian influence, then look no further than a wedding dress by Patricia Avendaño. You will imagine hearing the sweet sound of the castanet’s rhythm in the background as viewing these designs baring her Spanish roots.

This native of Vigo, Patricia Avendaño, is certainly becoming a mover and shaker in the wedding gown industry and is getting hotter all the time. And no wonder with the introduction and innovativeness of her latest collection of gowns at the recent Pasarela Gaudí Novias 2010 wedding runway show in Spain. You will agree that these bridal gowns are nothing short of feminine, elegant and sexy.

Any bride can recreate herself with that look of drama and remain super-confident without being theatrical. Painstaking detailing was reflected on every item within the group.

The piece de resistance was an extraordinary gown with flamenco style tier ruffles below the knee, while still clinging to the simple but stylish lines on the upper portion and a strapless bodice. By doing so, Patricia Avendaño provided a sensuous contrast with flow of the skirt and the smoothness and simplicity of the remainder of the dress.

Other impressive gowns in this designer’s assortment contain a variety of trimmings, including appliqués, lace or feathers, especially in the bodice region.

For the timid and modest brides, part of the collection addressed your concerns too. However, the illusion in the air of lusciousness and desirability still remains. You will only flourish, be a vibrant masterpiece and shine the whole day through in a Patricia Avendaño design.

Stand out from the crowd. By selecting a wedding dress from this fanciful collection, your guests will have you embeded it their minds for years to come.

Images (c) Tomy Pelluz,  via Vogue Novias España