The theme for 2019 is The Artsy, the Arid and the Abstract, think subtle tones of stone, peach, terracotta, apricot and soft blues and pinks... Modern and stripped back at the same time, earthy and minimal but with small over the top touches and thought out composition and choices. Less is more, but the less IS MORE... if you get me!? The wonderful Way Out Wedding actually did a whole post on the 2019 MCWF theme which you can read here.
We will be fully embracing this theme and creating a brand new bespoke backdrop which will be available to hire in 2019! We also have plans to organise a shoot which celebrates and compliments this theme which will be big news in 2019/2020 weddings! Becky, founder of MCWF explains; " Each year the show's styling theme is inspired by the trends were forcasting from the fashion and design world, interpreting them in a wedding context. A dry, matte terracotta palette with Mediterranean and Moroccan accents of apricots and cobalt blues rein, and we've focussed on Matisse and Miro-esque lines and forms as well as organic shapes. Traditional artisan materials like dried palm, linen, wicker and clay are all the rage, when finished with embroidered and painted detailing. A stark contrast to the austere and sleek looks that have dominated weddings this year (a look we still love, don’t get us wrong), the dresses are all that bit extra – puffed sleeves, high ruff-style collars, and dramatic, theatrical shapes and volume, with frilly organza and broderie anglaise patterns. Hand-painted blocks of colour make up a stylised table setting with single stems of fluffy dried florals, marrying more organic beginnings with higher end fashion, as shot by fashion photographer extraordinaire Katy Thomas.”
So.... I hope you're now utterly excited... The London show is from the 1st March - 3rd March 2019 at The Old Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, London. Tickets are now on sale and you can get them by clicking here. We can't wait to see lots of you there! MCWF 2019 Campaign Credits:
Photographer | Katy Thomas Flowers | Bloom of the Block Cake | Hebe Konditori Hair and make-up | Portraits Bridal Dresses | Grace Lane London; velvet johnstone; Katya Katya; Phillipa Long; Prim & Clover Shoes | Kat Maconie Veils and hat | AM Faulkner Embroidered veils | Daisy Sheldon Head scarf | The Hexad Underwear | Monki and velvet johnstone Beaded leaf | Macon et Lesquoy Jewellery | The Hexad; Arowm; Florence & Dot; Lennie Beare; Luna Bea; Stonehearts Club; Eclectic Eccentricity;Corrie Williamson Mobiles | Corrie Williamson Art direction, styling, set design and food styling | Most Curious founder Becky Hoh-Hale, assisted by Ann-Marie Faulkner and The Wedding Enthusiast
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4/1/2019 07:38:57 am
I love all of them, most especially the sandals and heels that are being used in the photo. You really had a great stylist and I believe the model really gave a different impact to the viewers. I cannot believe that you can be more beautiful by those apparel you are wearing. I also love the accessories being put to you. It is quite unique and a very catchy one. My favorite dress of yours is the last picture you had. 7/2/2019 11:41:39 am
We all know that the bridal month is always June. It was really a good idea to know more about wedding ideas. the wedding item suppliers too is very helpful, in that way, the bride to be can make it easier to decide on what to use on her wedding. I have seen in the color palette blog that the color of the year is Terracota and peach corals. I will be looking for designs to put in my portfolio since I knew the colors and the themes you said this 2019 would be useful as well. Leave a Reply. |
