Сватбената рокля, която две поколения Кенеди носят

Две младоженки от фамилията Кенеди носят пищния модел от Dior.

Юнис Кенеди Шрайвър, внучка на сестрата на Джон Кенеди, е кръстена на баба си и споделя специална връзка с нея. Затова и за своя сватбен ден Юнис избра да почете паметта на поколенията преди нея и облече роклята на баба си.

 

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Моделът е дело на Dior и дори не се е наложило да бъде преправян, защото е Юнис е заела не само името на баба си – двете са напълно еднаква височина и размер в деня на сватбата си.

Сестрата на Джон Кенеди носи роклята за венчавката си през май 1953 година. От тогава роклята е променила цвета си от яркобяло към нюанс, по-близък до слонова кост.

 

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A Grandmother’s namesake. A 67-year-old @dior wedding gown. A micro-wedding that was anything but. In an enchanting and intimate wedding with their immediate families, @ekshriver and @mikeygarcia redefined what a micro wedding can be. Today, you can read their entire story featured on @vogueweddings. Planning @daughterofdesign @askplannie Photo Team @chadkeffer @katielopezphoto Venue @surfclubrestaurant @fssurfside Gown Restoration/Dresser @EverAfter_Miami Makeup @hanicmakeup @overthemoon @voguemagazine #ktmerry #voguewedding #microwedding

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“Имаше няколко дупки в нея, но това не ме притесни. Материалът е толкова деликатен като хартия, затова трябваше да сме много внимателни с нея”, споделя младоженката пред Vogue.

 

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Eunice Kennedy Shriver was originally supposed to marry Michael “Mikey” Serafin Garcia in front of 200 guests. But about two months before the wedding, due to the pandemic, they decided to significantly pare the guest list back to their immediate families. The ceremony was held at the Catholic church that Eunice’s family has attended every Sunday for her entire life. The bride walked down the aisle at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, escorted by her father, wearing her grandmother’s Dior wedding dress. “My grandmother wore it at her wedding to my grandfather on May 23, 1953, and 67 years later, I wore it to marry Mikey,” Eunice says. “The dress has aged into a French vanilla ivory, and there are a few holes in it, but I didn’t care.” The bride and her grandmother, whom she is named after, happened to be the same height and have the same size waist, so the dress fit perfectly. “The dress was as delicate as tissue paper,” Eunice says. “So we had to handle it with great care. I was afraid to even sit!” Tap the link in our bio to see more. Photo by @ktmerry

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