Available Soon at Alfred Angelo Bridal: Bella’s Wedding Dress from ‘Breaking Dawn’

08/18/2011 by

Attention Twilight-loving brides. If you were planning on cribbing your wedding plans from Breaking Dawn, the good news is your dress concerns are totally covered. Alfred Angelo announced their stores will be selling a replica of the top-secret dress, designed by Carolina Herrera, starting this November.

Available in sizes 0-30W, brides of all shapes and sizes will be able to model their own special human-sparklyvamp unions after Bella’s and Edward’s down to every last lacy detail. If Alfred Angelo’s replica of Kate Middleton’s wedding gown is any indication, it’ll be a faithful interpretation.

Picture 32 Available Soon at Alfred Angelo Bridal: Bellas Wedding Dress from Breaking Dawn

(screencap from Alfred Angelo’s website)

I kind of thought wedding dresses were like prom dresses, in that you want to feel you’re the only one with that particular dress, so I don’t get the knock-off trade. And, honestly, how many of us are going to look as good in a gown Kate Middleton or Kristen Stewart wore first, particularly when it’s made in a factory from lower-end fabrics?

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Snarky Amber pursued a degree in interdisciplinary studies in order to obtain a well-rounded perspective, which she now uses to make fun of people who make more money in a week than she stands to make in a lifetime.


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Filed Under: Featured Story, Kristen Stewart, News, Twilight Saga, Vampires Tagged With: alfred angelo, Breaking Dawn, breaking dawn wedding dress, Kate Middleton, Kristen Stewart, Royal Wedding, Twilight, wedding dress
  • Anonymous

    I photograph a lot of weddings, and in at lest a third of them, the dress has been directly or indirectly inspired from a celebrity. In some cases ( probably around one in ten?) she also takes that celeb’s colour scheme or other major details, because she not only loved them, but loves the celeb. I hear things like ‘I felt very royal’ and ‘I feel very hollywood’.. Which is fine, I guess, especially if you happen to live in the Midwest and maybe don’t have a strong idea of glamour otherwise.

  • http://twitter.com/txtingmrdarcy Brooke Shelby

    That picture of the “Kate” gown is rather atrocious… the Angelo version looks much more authentic in person. (I saw it last week when I went in for my fitting. It’s dreamy. When I wasn’t attempting to make out with the Disney Princess dresses, that is.)