Haven’t heard much about BHLDN since it launched a while back so I figured on this slow news day I’d go see what’s going on at the etail site.  Figuring all the shoes would be white, I was pleasantly surprised at the array of offerings, starting with the above blue sparkle tee-strap sandals, which are just plain slick for a very fairly-priced $120.

After the flip see more cool party shoes from BHLDN, including a fabulous white flower clip, which could be used to jazz up any pair of shoes or sandals but could also work on a lapel or as a hair accessory.

p.s. On another note, is it too late to change the name BHLDN? First off I can never remember it to save my life and probably will always have to type “Urban Outfitters, wedding” to find it, then also, all the caps and lack of vowels make it looks bulky and heavy and manly, which is weird considering it caters to women and what is supposed to be the ultimate romantic event.

Mark Ronson married model Josephine de la Baume this past weekend. She wore a Zac Posen designed dress, he a cheery, red seersucker suit. Love the decolletage on the dress–very apt given her role as the face of Agent Provocateur.

Must have been a day of mixed emotions for Ronson, who less than two months ago in response to Amy Winehouse’s death Tweeted, “She was my musical soulmate,” adding, “This is one of the saddest days of my life.” Hopefully the marriage provides him a bit of a turning point. As SGP has mentioned to me in times of strife…..time is a beautiful thing.

See Ronson’s suit on the next page.

She looks great in her strapless Vera (note, the lack of full-length images…People mag has the exclusive for a September issue) but somehow I’m not getting these two as a couple. He just seems too young and Wonder Bread for her.

Filled to the brim yet with coverage of Kate Moss’ wedding yet? How ’bout one more bite via her wedding cake–one that is simply beautiful and timeless…much like the newly-wedded bride herself.

Kate Moss is on the cover of Vogue’s September issue and her wedding is a major focus. Above is one “never-before-seen” shot from her big day which shows her matrons of honor from left to right: Stella McCartney, Vivienne Westwood, Jess Hallett, Kate Moss, Rosemary Ferguson, and in the bottom row, Sadie Frost and Lucie de la Falaise. 

On the next page you’ll also see first-time images of Carine Roitfeld, Naomi Campbell (in Givenchy), Lara Stone, Daphne Guinness, Kelly Osbourne, Marc Jacobs, Christian Louboutin, Paul and Stella McCartney, plus a few more. Via Vogue.

 Wedding magazines as  tend to pretty much fall in a  cookie cutter   traditonal  aesthetic with a little twist here and there while mostly featuring lots of ads and brides in their quintessential strapless dresses. Recently launched  Wedding Nouveau magazine at least from what we can see seems to take things in a more  unique and culturally diverse direction at least in their editorial. Poke around their site and see what you think.Via  the very boss, beautyisdiverse.