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Monique Lhuillier

New York — Monique Lhuillier will probably always be associated with wedding dresses and evening gowns, but this season, the designer was inspired by something a little less froufrou…well, sort of.

Architecture, specifically The Disney Concert Hall designed by Frank Gehry, was the wind beneath the ostrich feathers that flew from the bodice of a strapless organza cocktail dress. Lhuillier seems to have leaned on a Gehry trademark in designing a cocktail dress of silk tulle over lame. Hammered gold discs at the neckline added a touch of metal.

The designer reached higher heights with wrist-length sleeves on a gold Jacquard print coat, but she clearly wasn’t ready to leave her evening dress roots behind.

While an embroidered cheetah print gown layered with tulle may have been another shout-out to the Gehry technique, it was the emerald green corseted gown in silk that proved worthy of a Disney princess.

Check out the images HERE.

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