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by Jennifer Moore
Fashion School Review Columnist

July 8, 2005

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We all know the most important question on your wedding day. Who's your wedding dress designer? But it's even more important for the celebrities who make a living by impressing people. Who are these trendsetters and what goes on behind the scenes on their big days?

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Celebrity wedding dress designers earn every cent they make in their high pay fashion jobs. There is just no room for an error to cost them their career or their reputations. A social gaff cannot be afforded. Take for example Anna Valentine and Antonia Robinson of Robinson Valentine who were responsible for creating the future Queen of England's look, together with Milliner Philip Treacy. Camilla Parker-Bowles wore an oyster silk basket weave coat and matching knee-length chiffon dress for the civil ceremony.

Durring the blessing, she wore a floor-sweeping porcelain blue gown, which was hand embroidered with five tones of gold thread. The whole outfit was completed with a golden feather headdress topped off with Swarovski diamonds. This just didn't come to mind. These designers went through years of fashion school to maintain what they've achieved.

Well Known Fashion Schools

Fashion Design Schools are located all around the world. From the big gamblers of the International Academy of Design and Technology in Las Vegas, NV or if you prefer to work with the top fashion designers in the top fashion school, American InterContinental University in London, England. Other top fashion schools include Brooks College in Sunnyvale, California, Parsons School of Design in New York, New York, and Polimoda in Florence, Italy.

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