OWN LINE

HAHAHAHA. And I've started this blog laughing. You know what, I have something to share to you guys. Something too personal. HAHA You know what? I have a crush na again. Naaaah. Did I say that? With whom? Secret muna. HAHAHA (I really assume u care kung sino siya.) But I have to share something to you that is somehow much interesting. (I suppose) :)) Look at these: My wedding gown sketches. Number 1 A laced-top serpintina gown with full of drapes and details on the bottom of the skirt. These looks more good when the fabric is made of taffeta (for skirt) and the color shade would be the brightest white.  Look also at this edited version of the same sketch above. :p Number 2 This is the front detail of the gown. Now you can see it's a more complicated design than the first one because of its lace, drapes and the flow of the skirt. This looks good on a not so white color. I've wanted to see this gown in a 3 creme shades for the inner (heart-...

Meet some of BEVARGE ' s Brides! Here is Mrs. Ayie Antigo-Tagayon. Look how beautiful she is wearing one of my Mom's obra maestra. The gown is basically made from taffeta (a thin glossy silk) top it with floral lace from bust to lower hip and covered the rest with organza (a transparent thin silk/nylon that will give a perfect shiny shimmering glow). Look how this dress made the bride smile a million-dollar worth! And here is Mrs. Camille Quiambao-Robichaud. (My cousin and I love her! hahaha) Look how elegant she is wearing this off-shoulder princess type gown (that's what I called this gown but not it's official name. hahaha) This gown is made from tafetta and top with small-cuts of lace fabric which made this dress simply elegant. And I think this kind of  gown represents what the bride wants to be. A simple, beautiful yet elegant wife. I love you Couz! :) Lastly, here is Mrs. Joy Vallo. One of the most accommodating Bride I've m...