Matthew Williamson 2011 Bridal Collection includes every thing any bride-to-be can ask for like goddess-inspired floor-length gowns, ballerina-inspired cocktail dresses, a parachute gown, a poppy georgette embellished shift dress.

British designer Matthew Williamson has come up with 12-piece collection in traditional wedding dress shades along with bridesmaid dresses.

Dresses like a silk-satin dress with a hand-painted winter scene, a white one-shoulder cocktail dress with a skirt of feathers looks luxurious and stylish. Collection also offers jewel-encrusted mink and rabbit fur shrugs.

For beach-bound destination wedding brides, pieces like sheer ivory silk maxi dresses with plunging necklines and ruffled skirts covered with Swarovski crystals look great.

Matthew Williamson Bridal gowns will surely suit every woman’s wants and needs and is one of the go-to lines this wedding season. Matthew Williamson Bridal collection 2011 comprises of 12 designs that ranges from $1,400 to $3,300.

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To underline collection’s raw quality, Williamson set the stage with pristine white tent built inside distinctly urban and industrial Battersea Power Station. A single glass wall and glass ceiling exposed panels of decrepit space. This is no place for bikini or caftan, it all seemed to say. And sure enough, the city-chic foundation of collection was smart featuring languid tailoring in safari blouses, cargo pants, and wide, pleated trousers and shorts, along with constructed, body-hugging dresses featuring beading chunks.

It was a jaunty, color-packed collection featuring raffia fringes and embroidery on miniskirts, cropped jackets and lightweight wool shifts. The swingy skirts were dripped with bugle beads and peacock feathers, and handcrafted tops with details made from bits of wood and tin.

For evening, Matthew Williamson’s floor-length gowns were crafted from floaty parachute silk fastened with utilitarian straps and buckles. The colors in this collection were as bright as parrot’s feathers and smudged digital prints took their cues from jungle landscapes or iridescent fish scales.

Overall, the collection was somewhere exotic, sun-drenched and ROCKING! For latest updates on London Fashion Week 2011 runway shows and, keep scrolling FashionFame!