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"I just came across a group of the most lovely bridesmaids on wedding-planner-to-the-stars Mindy Weiss&amp;#x27;s Instagram: I looks to me like the bridesmaid dresses are all made of the same fabric in four different colors (light gray, dark gray, white, and cream) with three different necklines (strapless, halter, and tank straps). And tying everything together is a dainty little rhinestone sash, which all 14 (14!) bridesmaids wore. (At least I&amp;#x27;m assuming the &amp;#x27;maids in the back row are wearing it.) I think the key to mixing and matching your &amp;#x27;maids is to make sure their dresses have some elements in common&amp;amp;#8212;here, the fabric and the belt. So even though, say, the two dresses on the far left don&amp;#x27;t look matchy-matchy, they still totally match. Of course some of these bridesmaids (namely, the ones in white) almost look downright bridal, but the bride&amp;#x27;s Monique Lhuillier gown was so over-the-top gorgeous, I&amp;#x27;m sure there was no mistaking who the main lady was. SO PRETTY! Are you into mix-and-match &amp;#x27;maids? Or do you prefer matchy-matchy? And how to-die-for is that wedding dress? Photos: Instagram/mindyweiss. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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