Women of the world, you probably know this moment, too: You ask the polite shoe salesman to bring you that snakeskin lace-up stiletto or navy ballet flat in a 9 or 7 or whatever, and he brings a shoe that's two sizes too small, purring a coy, "It's the only size left, do you want to just trrrrrry it?" It's a valiant effort, but inevitably you gawk, like, "What, am I supposed to just cut off my toes to fit into that?"
The latest trend in bridal photography, Trash The Dress, has officially arrived in Britain.
Deliberately ruining a wedding dress soon after a couple's big day is a romantic ritual meant to symbolise commitment, as the wrecked gown can never be worn again, and it's big business for photographers in the U.S.
Now photographer Arran Tomlinson is pioneering the idea - also known as 'fearless bridal' or 'rock the frock' - here in the UK
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