Has Vogue reached a new low? Australian bride called out over tacky dresses featured in fashion magazine
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Australian bride Eliza Murray turned heads for all the wrong reasons on Friday when her December wedding to fiancé Ed Powys in Sydney featured in Vogue Australia. The co-founder of fashion agency Bene Studio was front and centre on the magazine's website as she flaunted the wedding gowns she wore on her big day.
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Readers slammed the fashion powerhouse digest for featuring Eliza as she posed for photos in an ill-fitted Saint Laurent gown and another very racy Mônot dress. Eliza slipped into the loose lace-trimmed archival dress for her ceremony before risking a wardrobe malfunction in her second gown for the reception.
She bought the Saint Laurent frock without being measured for it, having one of her stylist friends source it from the fashion archives of New York. 'I wasn't able to locate it online, but thankfully I have a beautiful friend who is a stylist who was able to source it from New York,' she told the Vogue publication.
Australian bride Eliza Murray (right) turned heads for all the wrong reasons on Friday when her December wedding to fiancé Ed Powys (left) in Sydney featured in Vogue Australia. 'I bought the dress from their archive without having measurements or being able to try it on. Thankfully it worked out!'.
The frock hung from her figure with two wide lace panels barely hiding her chest which threatened to spill out every time Eliza moved. In one reel of photos and videos shared to Instagram of her wedding, the bride could be seen self-consciously adjusting the top of the gown as she danced.
