For short wedding dresses, look to the likes of Sharon Tate and Oko Ono for your “I do” inspiration:
, it’s often said that you need to start shopping for your dress a full year in advance. You might book a few appointments at Kleinfeld, Mark Ingram Atelier, or Saks Fifth Avenue, where you’ll try on a series of tulle gowns in shades of eggshell and porcelain. It could be weeks until you finally landone. Next you’ll wait several months until your first fitting, followed by another few until the dress is finally done—though at that point it’s hard to imagine being just as excited about it.
The ivory minidresses available now feel sweet and just a little retro—and most of them aren’t even true wedding dresses, so finding your favorite is as easy as placing an online order. If you’re feeling fashion’s ’60s revival, consider something like Sharon Tate’s baby doll number with princess sleeves circa 1968. Elizabeth Taylor’s canary yellow mini looks fresh too and was designed by’s costume designer, Irene Sharaff.
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