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Fall 2013 St. Pucchi Collection Plus St. Pucchi Sample Sale

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Elegant feathered wedding gown with embellishments

St. Pucchi’s latest collection was inspired by designer Rani Totman’s roots in Thailand and regenerates true romance. A focus on texture and lace gives this collection an angelic and romantic feel. The collection consists of elegant form fitting gowns that have become extremely popular with the St. Pucchi bride along with tiered skirts, fit and flare as well as a few traditional ball gowns, some with exaggerated trains. Read on to hear more about the Fall 2013 St. Pucchi collection, and be sure to see the entire collection in the full gallery here.

St Pucci bride wears a strapless lace tiered wedding gown

Along with the staple strapless choices in the collection, Rani has designed a versatile selection of cap, strap and long sleeve gowns. The collection also offers short, flirty gowns to complement the line. For all of you you St. Pucchi fans, keep your eyes peeled for a sample sale at their flagship store in Sunset Plaza.

St. Pucchi Sample SaleGowns will be up to 75% off | April 26th- 11:00-5:00 | April 27th- 10:00-5:00 on May 3rd & May 4th Up to 15% off Bridal Accessories St. Pucchi Accessory Trunk Show St. Pucchi Flagship Salon in Sunset Plaza

Model wears white strapless tiered St Pucchi wedding gown

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