Jackets, boleros, cardigans, capelets — the designers were paying as much attention to the cover-up as the gown itself. Check out the structured satin-sleeved jackets, fur shrugs, and flowy beaded sheer capelets.
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Strapless, lace gown with a matching jacket by
Elizabeth Fillmore.
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Antique Duchesse satin, modified A-line gown with a pleated net and beaded bodice and a Duchesse satin bolero by
Tara Keely.
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Strapless, crepe back satin gown with a beaded bodice and a lace-lined coat accented with ostrich roses by
Platinum for Priscilla of Boston.
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Strapless, polished silk tulle gown with an asymmetrically draped bodice and paired with a gathered tulle bolero embellished with pearls by
Monique Lhuillier.
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Duchesse satin gown with a sheer silk cape by
Carmela Sutera.
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Strapless, A-line gown with ribbon at the midriff and a sheer shrug by
Sassi Holford.
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Silk satin and chiffon gown with sheer sleeves and a jeweled embellishment at the waist by
Jenny Packham.
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Strapless gown with a modified trumpet skirt and an embroidered jacket by
Monique Lhuillier.
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Jackets are indeed a trend, but this avant-garde design from St. Pucchi makes for a one-of-a-kind couture cover-up. Fabric circles are tightly strung together to create a floppy, fashion-forward look.
St. Pucchi
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Sheath with an Empire waist and a sheer, embroidered bolero by
Mori Lee.
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