Maria Carolina del Liechtensteina little -known princess who managed to amaze us with her character. The real wedding conulated with Venezuelan Leopoldo Maduro Vollmer it traveled the nave of the cathedral of Vaduz with a lace dress richly embroidered with in the head a tiara of asburgic origin characterized by long fringes of diamonds. A choice that created a slight clutch between the flavor boho-chic of the dress and the rigorous design of the most precious diadem of the family casket.
We imagine Maria Carolina del Liechtenstein grappling with the tests of the outfit wedding. Obviously we do not know if the dress or the tiara was born as an idea but, as we had already foreseen, three were the running diades for the event. There was the Douglas Floral Tiara that the mother Sophie of Bavaria had worn on the day of her wedding celebrated in 1993 or the Kinsky Honeysuckle Tiaraa piece very worn in the Liechtenstein house: even if of different Foggia, the two jewelery masterpieces are united by a floral motif and therefore, on paper, they were the most suitable for the princess’s romantic outfit. However he had the best The Russian Royal Royal Franco model called kokoshnik In vogue throughout Europe between the 19th and twentieth centuries.
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On August 30, the small European Principality will be celebrating for the princess’s wedding with Leopoldo Maduro Vollmer. We expect great things not only because the bride works in fashion, but also because for the occasion we will be able to see, it seems, one of the diades kept in the chest of the royal family. Let’s find out which one
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There Habsburg Fringe Tiara It is the spearhead of the family collection that reigns on the principality set between Switzerland and Austria because it dates back to the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Made by Köchert around 1890, the diadem originally belonged to the Archduchess Maria Teresa of Austria, ancestor of the bride, wife of the Archduke Carlo Ludovico.
Elisabetta, the couple’s second son, married Alois del Liechtenstein in Vienna in 1903, linking the two important families. Their eldest son, Francesco Giuseppe, became prince of Liechtenstein in 1938 reign for over half a century. His wife, Wilczek’s Georgina, called Gina, had Tiara in custody and was the only one to wear it for a long time.
Real tiare: is all that glitters?
Usually we focus on the design and stones of the diadmi, but rarely pay attention to the metal made for the frame. An underestimated element on which the resistance and shine of the jewel depend. In addition to any migraines of the wearer
In 1967 Princess Gina lent her to the future daughter -in -law, Marie Aglaë Kinsky von Wchinitz und Tettaufor the marriage to the then Hans-Adam hereditary prince. Princess Marie was Maria Carolina’s grandmother: the real was missing on August 21st four years ago after being struck by a stroke the week before. The reason for the state in the act of wearing a tiara so rooted in European history is encountered with the reason for the hearta gesture to warn the presence of those who unfortunately no longer exists.
The collected hair has also made it possible to see precisely Diamond earrings with pendants hanging on a bowmemorabilia belonging to Princess Marie inherited from Maria Carolina who could not find a better opportunity to show them off.
The dress chosen by the real seemed like a creation of the other times with a twist contemporary. Precious in detail, the lace dress mixed the plumetis With the lace giving movement to the classic silhouette. The embroidery on the boat neckline made, with great elegance, every ornament in the neck while the short sleeves and fluttering gave a further personal touch to theensemble enriched by a long veil typical of the real brides.
The details were not widespread but what we know is that Maria Carolina studied fashion at the Parsons School of Design as her aunt Angela, the real that when he married in 2000 he designed his own wedding dress. As soon as we have them, we will provide updates.
Royal Travel Race: who has it longer?
If there is a detail to which the vast majority of the royal brides does not give up, it is that element in the back of the dress, a symbol of royalty par excellence: the train. Meter in hand, we measured dozens of them in almost a century of Royal Wedding: which one the most kilometers?
If the princess has started to browse an ideal repertoire of Royal wedding dresses, it can only jump to the eye with the wedding dress of the first Carolina wedding of Monaco (The wedding with Philippe Junot celebrated on June 29, 1978), the one designed by Marc Bohan For the Dior Maison.
The wedding of Maria Carolina del Liechtenstein and Leopoldo Maduro Vollmer offered us a front row seat to know the style of a little -known royal family of which we also know about the wardrobe front. Here are the colorful, cheerful and designed looks of the mother of the bride, the aunts and cousins ​​of the second son of Prince Alois and Princess Sophie and the other guests to the Royal Wedding.
Princess Sophie
Sofia Maduro Vollmer
Princess Isabelle
Princess Margaretha in Fendi
Princess Maria announced in Valentino and Princess Marie Astrid in salons
Source: Vanity Fair
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