Have said it before, love Lazaro. His gowns are stunning, some if not the best on 'say yes'. Beautiful fashion forward gowns without being gaudy over the top spectacles like some of the featured designers.
You are right about how often we come back to the same plain and structured types of gowns where the cut is the star.
Just not that particular style train. 
Meghan would look smashing!
Interesting that you bring this up, because I was reading from the bottom up and it did not immediately register that it was Victoria of Sweden, and not Queen Victoria, that was being referenced, which prompted the memory that Victorian royal brides Mary, Alexandra and Victoria herself had varying degrees of exposed shoulders.
Of course! You meant CP Victoria.
When I said it reminded me of something a nun would wear, I wasn't speaking literally; I just meant it was so stark that it made me think of that.
For my taste, it is a very plain dress (but Victoria seemed happy with it, and that's what counts).
I am hoping for something a little more umm glamorous? But we'll see!
I didn't know that faith had been lost when it comes to Ralph & Russo designing Meghan's wedding dress. Looks like they are favored by some and not by others.
I am pretty sure Ralph & Russo doesn't do wedding collections. I think that it was their couture collection, with the closing look being a wedding dress, which is traditional for many couture collections.
Hmmm, several wedding dresses? I think that there has been discussion around a couple of wedding finale dresses for Ralph & Russo's couture collections which are meant to be showstoppers.
