Collection · 10 looks · wedding dress

The Wedding Edit

Ten bridal gowns to color: ball gowns, mermaid silhouettes, draped silk and one tulle cloud in blush. Satin, brocade, lace and pearls are all drawn in.

The Wedding Edit is the app's first bridal collection. Every page is a full-length wedding dress, drawn with the structure a real gown has: a corseted bodice with a sweetheart neckline over a lace-hemmed ball skirt, a brocade gown with a basque waist, bias-draped silk, a mermaid with long gloves and a bouquet, a column with sheer winged overlays, a champagne gown with a dramatic high-low overskirt.

They come illustrated in ivory and champagne, but the pages are line art, so the color is yours. Try them in blush, champagne, powder blue or even black — a coloring page is the cheapest way to see a wedding dress in a color other than white.

Color The Wedding Edit in the app

All 10 looks, in color

Each look opens in the app as blank line art. These are the finished versions — one way to color them, not the only one.

Ivory Heirloom coloring page from The Wedding Edit, shown colored: ivory satin ball gown with a corseted sweetheart bodice, cowl neckline and lace appliqués on the skirt — **Ivory Heirloom**Ivory satin ball gown with a corseted sweetheart bodice, cowl neckline and lace appliqués on the skirt.

Brocade Bloom coloring page from The Wedding Edit, shown colored: strapless brocade ball gown with a basque waist and a full train — **Brocade Bloom**Strapless brocade ball gown with a basque waist and a full train.

Silk Sweep coloring page from The Wedding Edit, shown colored: strapless gown in bias-draped silk with a long, soft train — **Silk Sweep**Strapless gown in bias-draped silk with a long, soft train.

Cloud Wrap coloring page from The Wedding Edit, shown colored: strapless gown with a ruched bodice and a voluminous satin stole — **Cloud Wrap**Strapless gown with a ruched bodice and a voluminous satin stole.

Petal Satin coloring page from The Wedding Edit, shown colored: satin gown with a sculpted petal neckline and an A-line skirt — **Petal Satin**Satin gown with a sculpted petal neckline and an A-line skirt.

Pearl Promise coloring page from The Wedding Edit, shown colored: off-shoulder satin mermaid gown with opera gloves, a pearl necklace and a rose bouquet — **Pearl Promise**Off-shoulder satin mermaid gown with opera gloves, a pearl necklace and a rose bouquet.

Blush Cloud coloring page from The Wedding Edit, shown colored: blush tulle gown with a draped corset bodice and a tiered bubble skirt — **Blush Cloud**Blush tulle gown with a draped corset bodice and a tiered bubble skirt.

Lace & Wings coloring page from The Wedding Edit, shown colored: lace column gown with sheer, winged organza overlays and long gloves — **Lace & Wings**Lace column gown with sheer, winged organza overlays and long gloves.

Champagne Reveal coloring page from The Wedding Edit, shown colored: champagne lace corset with a high-low satin overskirt and a short underskirt — **Champagne Reveal**Champagne lace corset with a high-low satin overskirt and a short underskirt.

Satin Vow coloring page from The Wedding Edit, shown colored: satin ball gown with a scoop neck, thin straps and a pleated full skirt — **Satin Vow**Satin ball gown with a scoop neck, thin straps and a pleated full skirt.

Ivory is not one color

White, ivory, cream and champagne look almost identical in a palette and completely different next to each other. Color the same gown twice — once in white, once in champagne — then change only the fabric: satin, silk, lace, brocade. Most of a wedding dress's character is its fabric, not its shade.

Palette ideas

Three starting points, all built from colors in the app.

Classic ivory

Ivory
Cream
Champagne
Gold

Ivory satin, cream lace and gold for the jewellery.

Blush bride

Blush
White
Silver
Champagne

Soft pink tulle with silver details, as in Blush Cloud.

Something different

Powder
Plum
Silver
Ivory

A colored gown: powder blue or deep plum instead of white.

How you color it in the app

Ivory Heirloom as blank black-and-white line art, before coloring — **Ivory Heirloom**The blank page.

Ivory Heirloom fully colored: ivory satin ball gown with a corseted sweetheart bodice, cowl neckline and lace appliqués on the skirt — **Ivory Heirloom**One way to color it.

Open a look. It arrives as clean line art, already divided into zones for each garment and accessory.
Tap to fill. Pick one of the app's colors and tap a zone; the fill stops at the garment's own edges.
Add a fabric or a pattern. Choose from 41 fabric textures and 39 patterns and apply them to any filled zone.
Draw if you want to. A manual drawing tool lets you add shading by hand, with a finger or with Apple Pencil on iPad.
Save it. The finished outfit goes to your Lookbook, and you can export it to share.

Quick facts

Collection: The Wedding Edit
Looks: 10: Ivory Heirloom, Brocade Bloom, Silk Sweep, Cloud Wrap, Petal Satin, Pearl Promise, Blush Cloud, Lace & Wings, Champagne Reveal, Satin Vow
App: Color the Look — fashion coloring book for iPhone and iPad (iOS 17 or later)
Access: All 10 looks open with Premium; the app's free starter looks are in other collections. Premium is available as a monthly or yearly subscription, or as a one-time Lifetime purchase; prices are shown in the app before you buy.

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