Since spring 2012 Kelly Faetanini has delighted bridal consumers with collections that evoke romance, a frothy sensuality, and have a chic, fluid individuality. “My gowns are very feminine with a lot of movement and I like to give my brides components that other bridal designers may not offer. So, I offer brides the ability to customize their buttons, or detach necklines; it is a really fun feature,” details Kelly Faetanini.
For spring 2014, Faetanini incorporated the continuing trend of one-shoulder gowns, charmeuses, Chantilly lace, silver applique, and in Faetanini’s case, silver guipure applique, and lots of rouching. “One of my favorite gowns this season is our Martine, which is French inspired. We use a lot rouching in this gown because it is very forgiving to women’s figures. It is made in georgette and great for a variety of women’s physiques and body types,” explains Faetanini.
From Faetanini’s ‘Dupre’ ball gown in silk satin with silver guipere applique to her ‘Caitlin’ in silk satin-faced chiffon with detachable jeweled neckline, consumers will find a variety of great bridal looks that suits their individual taste and budgets. And the best thing about this collection is that the price points are between $2000 and $4000, available in Nordstrom’s Bridal Suites collection and on kellyfaetanini.com.
—William S. Gooch
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