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Fashion News: Luly Yang Couture introduces two new bridal lines
Local couture designer adding affordable gown options for Seattle brides
By Seattle Mag January 19, 2011
Prospective brides and fashion fans: Local couture gown designer Luly Yang is amping up her bridal selection, offering two new lines at the end of the month.
Ranging from full-on couture wedding gown options, to the very affordable and sophisticated Luly Blue Collection, this noteworthy addition will introduce more lucky brides to Yang’s impeccable couture detailing. Prices for gowns start at $1,500 and brides can select from a range of styles, then tack on couture elements like appliques and custom-fit.
Full bridal details are up at Seattlebridemag.com, but fashionistas, jot it on your calendar to take a peek at the new confections next time you walk by her always-gorgeous downtown window display.
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