BN Bridal: Romona Keveza 10th Year Anniversary Retrospective Collection
Posted on Monday, August 8th, 2011 at 11:02 AMBy BellaNaija.com
Always on trend and always a step ahead, Romona Keveza presents a runway show with her most fabulous gowns of the last 10 years. Proving Style is Timeless, and that a Romona Keveza Bride will always be Iconic. Check out www.romonakeveza.com to find a retailer nearest you!
Based on feedback received from BN brides (& brides to-be), we are adding a new regular feature for the BN Wedding Section – BN Bridal.
Our BN Bridal feature will showcase bridal collections from the world’s top bridalwear designers including design houses of African origin. We will include their latest collections and previous collections that are still available for purchase in stores.
Source: Romona Keveza Official Facebook Page
Tags: BN Bridal, Romona Keveza, Weddings
Simple and elegant, though I’d rather Victorian lace detail on a wedding dress.
Love Love Love all the monostrap dresses…and that metallic gray tube with ruffles.
the last gown is massive!
Can some one please tell Mai that this is what wedding dresses should look like
Gbam! Haba How can he do those things and call them wedding gowns?
@hers send him an email.lol u re still not over dat mai issh
Love the monostrap but those with belt dat dosen’t do it for me
na wa o… no single black woman for this runway show. smh
Mai should be looking at this! While all are not what i would want to wear for a wedding, one can see the skill and clean cuts of this designer. Mai should please go to back to design school
i dont like
stunning and extremely beautiful!!!!!!!!happy 10th!…..@sade,does it really matter if there is no black model….jeez.
is this bella NAIJA or another website? abeg.
lol @ THE AMAKA
gorgeous dresses
I LOVE the dresses!! @sade it doesn’t matter weda dere ar black models dere or not. Pple shud stop pointing out irrelevant things, look at the dresses and comment, leave the models alone!
Very niceeeee!!!! Tube gowns with a difference. Thats whats up
@THE AMAKA, I am wondering what you mean by the statement (dnt wanna make conclusions)…wondering
By the way, your comments have been off point these days..I always liked your comments but now…nt so sure. Is someone else using your Id?
@ T, it sure is me. the thing is what does this designer have to do with Naija? isnt this website for Nigerians/Africans?
and as sade pointed out, where are the black models? and to also address “yeye” (what a perfect name) it DOES matter. it is obvious she does not cater to the black market nor does she care if black women will buy her gowns or not. when a designer uses certain models, it is always to appeal to a certain market.
so again, what is she doing on bella NAIJA?
@the amaka, wat has my name got 2 do wit anytin,I’m goin to say dis again, stick to the important tins madam!
@ THE AMAKA but when Bella naija put up pictures of the royal wedding didn’t we all ooooohhhhh and ahhhhhhhh? Including you? what relationship does Prince Williams have with Nigeria? Except we gaining independence from them and perhaps, UK is highly populated by Nigerians…..?again, Just wondering…btw, yeye might not be pronounced yeye(as in rubbish) it could be the yoruba yeye as in small madam…my grandma calls me that too….tsk tsk!!!
@ T, ooooooohhhhh and ahhhhhhhh? not me, because i could care less about the royal wedding. you can even go back to that post and see my comment and read the sarcasm in it. LOL again, what does that have to do with us? and the only reason why i guess she would post it is because they are royalty, it was sorta like a worldwide event. but again, what does this designer have to do with us?
and in this case, i read yeye as…..you know the rest!
C’est fantastique tres chic!
Lola x, London
http://lola-x.blogspot.com
@The Amaka, I think you are being unnecessarily rude, you can interpret the name anyhow you lik…it only shows your level of reasoning, shikena!
I dont think the aggression over black and white should still exist on trivial issues like this. When we start accepting others the world will be a better place. The gowns are neatly done! simple, whether the designer is white, black or red I don’t care all I know is quality speaks.
yeah keep telling yourself that. when black models audition for these shows and the designer picks none of them or he is only looking for one black model, then come and tell me that again. it seems some of you dont know the fashion industry and how hard it is for people of color to get work. i wish those designers had the same mentality that you have, but sadly, they dont.
@Amaka I understand your frustration but rather than attacking people on this forum, it is the people who patronize such designers that should be attacked. As long as we still have ignorant, money miss road Africans who continue to patronize these racist designers rather than patronizing their own people, we will continue to get the treatment we deserve
Nice…….simple and nice, but what i love most is the Fabric and love the cut (how it fits to the body shape)…YEAH MAI should take note, if you are not original that fine (a lot of designers are not) but get the Fabric and Fit on point.
Well for me, i think the dresses are simply splendid! they re nicely cut and neatly sown.
i just got some ideas for my wedding dress here.Dont really care who designed them but am sure gonna put pieces together from these lovely gowns and come up with mine.