This dreamy Bohemian look is perfect for a day at the park. Jetset Diaries McKenna Day Dress, $350 at BHLDN.
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Houston wedding line Damsel White Label caters to brides who are looking for something a little different, so designer Natalie Harris’ gowns work just as well for non-bridal events. Lindsay floral print strapless ballgown, $999 (on sale) at Damsel White Label.
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Houston wedding line Damsel White Label caters to brides who are looking for something a little different, so designer Natalie Harris’ gowns work just as well for non-bridal events. Lindsay floral print strapless ballgown, $999 (on sale) at Damsel White Label.
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A hem dipped in pink sets this romantic petal-covered Theia dress apart from the typical bridal pack. Theia Emma embroidered petal gown, $1,295 at ShopBop.
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A hem dipped in pink sets this romantic petal-covered Theia dress apart from the typical bridal pack. Theia Emma embroidered petal gown, $1,295 at ShopBop.
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Australian brand Reformation lists their simple, chic floor-length dresses as wedding/party in that totally millennial, why-label-things way. Reformation ‘Noelle’ dress, $588 at Reformation.
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Wear this dress to the movies. Wear it to a fancy restaurant. Wear it all the time. Delphone Manivet ‘Prospere’ gown, $2,900 at BHLDN.
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Wear this dress to the movies. Wear it to a fancy restaurant. Wear it all the time. Delphone Manivet ‘Prospere’ gown, $2,900 at BHLDN.
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Australian brand Reformation lists their simple, chic floor-length dresses as wedding/party in that totally millennial, why-label-things way. Reformation ‘Noelle’ dress, $588 at Reformation.
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Intricate gothic-inspired flocking and dramatic sheer panels make this gown from Israeli designer Galia Lahav a show-stopper for any formal event. Galia Lahav ‘Flavia’ gown, price upon request through Ivory Bridal Atelier.
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Intricate gothic-inspired flocking and dramatic sheer panels make this gown from Israeli designer Galia Lahav a show-stopper for any formal event. Galia Lahav ‘Flavia’ gown, price upon request through Ivory Bridal Atelier.
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Minimalist white panels connected by sheer fishing line create a dress that’s perect for an arty, fashion-forward bride or any daring gala-goer. Alexander Wang v-neck gown, $1,150 at ShopBop.
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This Grecian column from Lanvin has a lot in common with Taraji P. Henson’s Golden Globes look, always a good thing. Lanvin silk-faille gown, $8,600 at Net-A-Porter.
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This Grecian column from Lanvin has a lot in common with Taraji P. Henson’s Golden Globes look, always a good thing. Lanvin silk-faille gown, $8,600 at Net-A-Porter.
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Delicate cap sleeves make this simple yet romantic sheath dress feel approachable enough for any formal occasion. Jesús Piero embellished embriodered dress, $4,235 at Nordstrom.
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A halter neck and an oversized eyelet pattern make this look equally appropriate for a spring garden party. Anna Sui ‘Roane’ dress, $700 at “BHLDN.
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Minimalist white panels connected by sheer fishing line create a dress that’s perect for an arty, fashion-forward bride or any daring gala-goer. Alexander Wang v-neck gown, $1,150 at ShopBop.
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Delicate cap sleeves make this simple yet romantic sheath dress feel approachable enough for any formal occasion. Jesús Piero embellished embriodered dress, $4,235 at Nordstrom.
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A halter neck and an oversized eyelet pattern make this look equally appropriate for a spring garden party. Anna Sui ‘Roane’ dress, $700 at “BHLDN.
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This dreamy Bohemian look is perfect for a day at the park. Jetset Diaries McKenna Day Dress, $350 at BHLDN.
Beyoncé’s surprise appearance at the Grammy Awards set off a mini-tsunami on Twitter (without Rihanna and Nicki Minaj, it was feared there’d be a total lack of slayage). However, what Queen B was wearing was just as notable. The graphic white collared dress with sheer panels was actually a wedding dress by Israeli designer Inbal Dror. Considering how hot white has been on award show red carpets this year, we found 10 more wedding gowns that would look just as home at a gala—or at the park.
Sarah may be a native of Dallas/Fort Worth, but today she’s loyal to Houston. (She still loves the Cowboys.) She joined the Houstonia team in October 2014, heading up fashion, style and design coverage and covering other beats including the local drag queen scene and all things Matthew McConaughey.
A Rice alum, she previously worked for CultureMap and the Houston Chronicle.
