C’est Chic {disco-inspired fashion + decor editorial}

May 12, 2020
Jessica Burke
Fashion, Styled Shoots

Wedding fashion and decor inspired by the iconic discotheque style of the 1970s.

Sexy and chic, Fabiola stuns in a sleek, low-back ivory jersey bridal gown with rhinestone banding at the wrists. Charles' all-white ensemble from John's Tuxedos is perfect for the hot summer nights in New Orleans.

Alexis is wearing a sexy and sophisticated off-white formal gown with high-slit skirt and plunging neckline and back.

A white crop-top gown with rhinestone banding is perfect for the bridesmaid (or bride!) who is a little bit daring.

Shimmering sequin linens create a disco ball sensation for this wedding reception table at the House of Blues in New Orleans.

Candle detail from disco-inspired wedding decor. Photo by Studio Tran

These invitations with a glitter theme set the tone for the event perfectly.

Shimmering silver edible glitter cascades down this simply elegant wedding cake.

Sparkle is essential on the dance floor. For these party looks, all three ladies wear all-over sequin gowns.

When it's time to party, one of our favorite bands, The Phunky Monkeys, drops the beats.

Each scene requires a new look - before they hit the streets of the French Quarter, Charles and Fabiola change into after party looks.

COLLABORATORS:

CREATIVE DIRECTION: Angie D’Ingianni | PHOTOGRAPHY: Studio Tran | ON-LOCATION: House of Blues New Orleans | VIDEO: Dyle Films | HAIR + MAKEUP: Flawless Bride | DECOR STYLED BY: Kandice Webster, Posh Productions | FEATHER DECOR: Bella Blooms Floral | ON-STAGE: The Phunky Monkeys | WARDROBE: Town + Country Bridal, Southern Bridal Dreams, John’s Tuxedos | CAKE: The Sweet Life Bakery | LIGHTING: House of Blues (house lighting) + Bella Blooms (candle decor) | LINEN: Wildflower Linen | MENUS + Stationery: Lakeside Camera Photoworks | MODELS: Charles and Fabiola Divins, Jarrel Bowens, Alexis Shook, Morgan Lee and Alex Callais (Kennedy Management)