Milanoo Shows Summer & Spring Custom-Made Series Wedding Dresses in A Video

Milanoo launches a great summer & spring custom-made series wedding dresses. And in this video, Milanoo shows one dress of them.

2014-03-22

HONG KONG, March 22, 2014 (Press-News.org) Spring has come and summer is just around the corner. There is no doubt that this is a perfect time for a wedding ceremony. Nice weather and beautiful scenery, good for honey moon and taking great photos. In this season, Milanoo launches a great summer & spring custom-made series wedding dresses. And in this video, Milanoo shows one dress of the summer & spring custom-made series.

from this video,we can learn about the design inspiration of this pure white trumpet dress and some ideas on how to make up to match this wedding dress. We can see the qualified lace material, fluent cut and perfect shape of this dress clearly in this video. It's really a nice way for us to know the very details of Milanoo wedding dresses.

The designer of Milanoo said: "I wanna make this dress seem like a magic trippy forest, which is amazing and irresistible. The inspiration of the dress came from the purest beauty of nature so I made it totally white. I give it a trumpet and long train design to show the bridal's perfect body shape as much as possible. The whole dress is covered with flowers and leaves lace embroidery, that's fabulous and luxury."

In these years, Milanoo has won a great reputation in the international market for its high cost-effective dresses and fashionable clothing for women and men. If want to know more about Milanoo, you can visit is homepage at milanoo.com and milanoogroup.com or just click the video screen on the right.

Milanoo is an online B2C clothing shopping mall with unique themes, officially launched in 2008. The official website is available in a number of languages, such as English, French, German, Japanese, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian, which covers 180 countries and regions around the globe. It provides products and services to over 170 countries and regions.The website offers over 100,000 items of fashion apparel and other products, including wedding dresses, evening gowns, cosplay costumes, corsets, women's bags and shoes, accessories.

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