Wedding dress by Norman Hartnell, 1933 Embroidered silk satin wedding dress designed by Norman Hartnell, London, 1933. Commissioned by Margaret Whigham for her marriage to Charles Sweeny on 21 February 1933. Given and worn by Margaret, Duchess of Argyll V&A: T.836-1974 © Victoria and Albert Museum, London A Norman Hartnell designed wedding dress with 3.6 metre train, worn by socialite Margaret Whigham in 1933. Traffic came to a standstill as people crowded to catch a glimpse of the bride and her nine attendants. Exhibition organised by the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. Illustration: DITA VON TEESE WEARING Vivienne Westwood Violet wedding dress 2005 Vivienne Westwood Couture, London Shot synthetic taffeta Tricorn hat: Stephen Jones, London Velvet, shot synthetic taffeta, glass beads, and dyed mink pompoms Illustration by Jeff Waterman ‹ Dita Von Teese’s wedding dress, 2005 Mini-length wedding dress and coat, 1966 ›