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NY Bridal Market: Matthew Christopher Runway Show

Posted on October 14, 2013 by citygirllovesweddings

Matthew Christopher is a newer designer for me to talk about, his gowns are amazing! Check out his blue gowns!

All images from Instagram @matthewbridal

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