The "other" Kate's wedding

Well, she finally did it. Kate Moss married rock star Jamie Hince earlier this month. True to her own style, Kate looked amazing. It was a fabulous meeting of a perfect midsummer's eve with Edwardian style meets 1920's glamour and excess.

The Grade II listed Norman church where Kate and Jamie were married in the Cotswolds.

Kate in a bias cut gown designed by John Galliano. Her dress featured gold leaf embroidery and rhinestones.

She kept her hair very soft and loose and her makeup natural and minimal.

The tall girl at the back is Kate's younger sister. And already causing a stir in the fashion world with her pretty face.

Totally love Kate's veil. Franch lace embroidered with flowers . So 1920's !

Enroute to the chapel with her dad at her side. Handsome fellow.

I love that she had so many bridesmaids. Kate, Jamie and daughter Lila Grace.


Cool facts about the wedding:

Vogue editors (former and present) in attendance included: Anna Wintour, Carine Roitfeld, Emmanuel Alt.

Celebs in attendance included: Daphne Guiness, Jude Law, Stella McCartney, Marc Jacobs, Bryan Ferry, Karen Ellson and sooo many others....

Bridal party: 15 lovely young bridesmaids...probably one of my fave features of the wedding. How romantic and whimsical.

Official photographer: Mario Testino (surprise, surprise) and rumours of a magazine shoot of the wedding in an upcoming Vogue

Official photographer personal snaps: Mary McCartney (Stella's sister)

Champagne: copius bottles of Louis Roederer Cristal bubbly.

Inspiration: Vintage, 1920's, Edwardian countryside, Zelda Fitzgerald (wife of F. Scott Fitgerald). sidenote: Kate's engagement ring is a replica of Zelda's.

Kate's fave book: "The Beautiful and the Damned" by F Scott Fiztgerald....Mmmmm

Hi there.....

Just a little busy with work at the moment. 

I must say I do love my work, but I have seriously fallen for this blogging stuff. So many swell people and great stories. And I'm really missing it the last little while.

Will be back next week and look forward to catching up with some of my favourite blog pals.

In the meantime, maybe you'd like to check out some old blogs o' mine.....they sure could use a little visit.....

Have a great weekend.

Who knew.....?

Only Cecil Beaton and a Balmain dress could make gladiolas look so glamorous and elegant.

And yes, the flower styling is superb ! The vase.... and the glads laying on the table and chair.... gorgeous.