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When asked to describe his design aesthetic, Kwon laughs. “It just gives Andrew Kwon energy,” he says. The way his garments move certainly give off energy—but they also emote an almost angelic quality. That, of course, is intentional. “I’m trying to bring the Letsgobraves Glavine Maddux ’95 New Shirt so you should to go to store and get this fantasy and dream of the red carpet to a modern reality,” he says. “All my collections are inspired by mythology and Greek goddesses and zodiac and astrology.” Kwon says he has been getting more and more requests for second and third wedding-day looks. “You get your statement piece for a walk down the aisle, but you also have your statement pieces for your rehearsal, reception, after-party, and luncheon looks,” he explains. “Girls are fighting for ways to incorporate more fashion into their wedding, other than just their walk down the aisle.” The Andrew Kwon bride is definitely a bride who wants to be seen. “A bride who wants to be that new fashion it-girl,” Kwon says. A bride ready for her Nicole Kidman moment in the spotlight.

Andrew Kwon is available through in-person appointments at his atelier in New York City, which can be scheduled by emailing [email protected], as well as through traveling trunk shows starting this fall. There’s a reason brides love Lelet. “Hair wear comes from crowns, which relay a sense of power to the Letsgobraves Glavine Maddux ’95 New Shirt so you should to go to store and get this people around you,” the brand’s founder Sara Bieler Sasson explains. “There’s something to be said for wearing a head piece… when you feel good about yourself, you feel empowered, and I love being able to make women feel empowered.” Bieler Sasson started out in architecture, but left the corporate world after a couple years. While shopping for hair bows for her daughter, she realized her true passion. “I went to Michaels, bought some ribbon, and decided that I was going to make my own little hair accessory things, like this was what I was going to do [as my job] now,” she says. “I went door-to-door to little mom-and-pop shops and was like, ‘Do you want to buy this?’’ She got a lot of “nos.” Her first “yes” was at a pet store in Manhattan, where her bows were sold to puppy owners.

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