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"Melissa Sweet Sacred. Melissa Sweet is my favorite wedding dress designer for a few reasons: 1) She designed my wedding dress, the Lia. 2) She has a to-die-for line for David&amp;#x27;s Bridal, which means her gorgeous gowns are accessible to the average bride. And 3) 100 percent of net profits from the sales of her collection of fancy wedding dresses Melissa Sweet Sacred go to charity. Amazing on all counts. So clearly Melissa is up to her eyeballs in everything wedding dresses. Here&amp;#x27;s what she says will be hot for 2014: 1. WATERCOLOR PATTERNS Inspired by Impressionism, these free-form patterns can be subtle or bold. LEFT: Heidi Elnora. RIGHT: Douglas Hannant. 2. SUBTLY COLORED UNDERLAYERS Traditional colors for brides&amp;amp;#8212;think ivory and white&amp;amp;#8212;pop against a subtly colored underlayer. Modern Trousseau&amp;#x27;s Annie dress features petal pink; champagne underlayers, which warm up your skin, will also be popular. 3. CORSET DETAILS Exposed boning and lace-up back details add visual interest to a strapless neckline. Junko Yoshioka. 4. MODERN COVERAGE Sheer layers and illusion necklines let you show some skin while leaving something to the imagination. Melissa Sweet Sacred. Which of these trends are you psyched about? Which of these wedding dresses is your favorite?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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