Vera Wang Gowns

"Joanna"


I'm a big fan of Vera Wang, I think her fashion is just superb. Her wedding dresses are stunning, and they have great names too. Here is a list of some of the names of her wedding gowns.

Fall 2012:

Joanna
Jasmine
Juliet
Jade
Joy
Jane
Joelle
Jacqueline
Josephine
June
Janice
Jessica
Jocelyn


"Holly"


Spring 2012:

Henriette
Harper
Hannah
Harlow
Hazel
Hayden
Holly
Hilary
Hayley
Helena


"Georgina"


Fall 2011:

Ghillian
Gisele
Gabriela
Gemma
Gwendolyn
Gretchen
Gloria
Gracie
Genevieve
Georgina
Glenda


"Joan"


Other:

Joan
Rita
Bouquet
Dylan
Dinah
Diedre
Diana
Delany
Daphne
Esther
Eleanor
Ethel
Evelyn
Eliza
Farrah
Fawn
Fiona
Fern


Image Credit:
"Joanna" image taken from www.verawang.com
"Holly" image taken from aminamichele.com
"Georgina" image taken from simplyeverythingwedding.com
"Joan" image taken from www.myweddingdayonly.com

*All information belongs to www.verawang.com

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