by MIKE CHAIKEN
CTFashionMag.com
Despite the brand’s name, House of Matching Colours, the brand designed by Argentinian Paula Selby Avellaneda offered intricate lacey bridal gowns for those looking to dress all-in-white on their big day.
The latest wedding gown collection was presented to buyers at the April 12th One Fine Day Bridal Market during New York Bridal Fashion Week.
A gown from House of Matching Colours at One Fine Day bridal market on April 12 in New York City. MIKE CHAIKEN PHOTO
A gown from House of Matching Colours at One Fine Day bridal market on April 12 in New York City. MIKE CHAIKEN PHOTO
A gown from House of Matching Colours at One Fine Day bridal market on April 12 in New York City. MIKE CHAIKEN PHOTO
A gown from House of Matching Colours at One Fine Day bridal market on April 12 in New York City. MIKE CHAIKEN PHOTO
A gown from House of Matching Colours at One Fine Day bridal market on April 12 in New York City. MIKE CHAIKEN PHOTO
A gown from House of Matching Colours at One Fine Day bridal market on April 12 in New York City. MIKE CHAIKEN PHOTO
A gown from House of Matching Colours at One Fine Day bridal market on April 12 in New York City. MIKE CHAIKEN PHOTO
A gown from House of Matching Colours at One Fine Day bridal market on April 12 in New York City. MIKE CHAIKEN PHOTO
A gown from House of Matching Colours at One Fine Day bridal market on April 12 in New York City. MIKE CHAIKEN PHOTO
A gown from House of Matching Colours at One Fine Day bridal market on April 12 in New York City. MIKE CHAIKEN PHOTO
A gown from House of Matching Colours at One Fine Day bridal market on April 12 in New York City. MIKE CHAIKEN PHOTO
A gown from House of Matching Colours at One Fine Day bridal market on April 12 in New York City. MIKE CHAIKEN PHOTO