The press wasnt entirely on board either Rubye Graham, a Philadelphia Inquirer fashion editor, criticized the idea, calling them wastebasket dresses. She said, Despite all of the promises and savings these garments hold in store for us, I hope their availability is far in the future unless, of course, paper looks as beautiful as cloth. Still, paper dresses are remembered as a symbol of the optimistic, futuristic thinking of the sixties
This dress is the perfect blend of vintage-inspired romance and modern, airy comfort
If its too big, its back to the drawing board for assembly
These two shades are the most popular wedding dress colors, but they are slightly different
I liked this set because it was neutral and would work with a wide array of outfits
This outfit combination works wonderfully for both indoor and outdoor ceremonies, and each piece can easily be restyled for future events long after graduation day is over