All that Jazz

January 22, 2010 in Bridal Shoot/Trash The Dress, British Brides | 11 comments

This fabulous 1920s Vogue-stylee fashion shoot was sent over to me by Donna & Mark of Archibald Photography and I actually couldn’t wait to share them with you! The shoot was commissioned to to photograph the new collection of 20s inspired wedding dresses from Lindsay Fleming called ‘All That Jazz‘.  Lindsay Fleming Couture are award winning bridal designers based in Scotland. The gorgeous headpieces used were supplied by Baba-C Designs.

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Aren’t these beautiful!?  Thanks to Donna & Mark for sharing these with us today

Credit: Archibald Photography

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  1. Annabel @ Love My Dress’s avatar

    Annabel @ Love My Dress on January 22, 2010 at 16:47

    Gorgeous photos aren’t they :) I’m big fans of Lindsay Fleming & Archibald Photography as you’ll already know ;) xXx

  2. Jodie Chapman Photography’s avatar

    Jodie Chapman Photography on January 22, 2010 at 18:21

    Ooh, how Great Gatsby is this?? Gorgeous, gorgeous GORGEOUS!

  3. Aubrey’s avatar

    Aubrey on January 22, 2010 at 18:30

    Beautiful shoot!! LOVE the vintage veil/flowers!

  4. Angel’s avatar

    Angel on January 22, 2010 at 20:35

    Wow… absolutely gawjiss!

  6. Donna Marshall’s avatar

    Donna Marshall on January 22, 2010 at 21:56

    Lindsay Fleming are bringing their vintage dress designs to London in March to allow brides to meet the designer in person. They will be at Dolphin House Apartments in Pimlico from Fri 26th March to Sunday 28th March. Now taking appointments – for details: http://www.lindsayfleming.com/allthatjazz-pressrelease.html

  7. Jordan McLachlan’s avatar

    Jordan McLachlan on January 23, 2010 at 16:18

    Lovely – beautiful dresses/headpieces, the shoot’s styled perfectly and shot really well. Good job all round…

  8. josephine’s avatar

    josephine on January 23, 2010 at 16:47

    Oh just fainted. =)

  9. Liv Lundelius’s avatar

    Liv Lundelius on January 24, 2010 at 11:46

    oh flapper styling gets me all the time.
    i think its because during this wild era
    women were so independent and strong,
    that really reflects the whole styling. i love it.

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