Viva Weddings is back! And this week, I want to jump right into it with a pop of color. When we think of weddings, what colors do you normally think of? White? Ivory? Not me, my brain automatically wants to try and figure out how bright and vibrant hues can work its way into this special day. And there's no easier way than with bridal shoes. I know what you're thinking…"No one will even be able to see them." That's not necessarily true. You'll know you're wearing them, and they do peek out from under your dress. I love that unsuspecting pop of color beneath the traditional white dress when you're walking or sitting down. Don't forget, they make great subjects for your bridal photos too. Photographers love them! Not sure what color to go with? Try a pair in your favorite shade, match your bouquet, get in sync with your wedding colors, or even your bridal party. Just make sure they're comfortable and you can walk in them. Unless you change them out with flats, you're going to be doing a

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By Blair Pfander, The Vivant

When Baz Luhrmann-whose resume includes frenetic, glitter-garnished musicals like "Moulin Rouge" and "Strictly Ballroom"-began working on a modern adaptation of the Fitzgerald classic, "The Great Gatsby," he lured collaborators from worlds as diverse as hip hop, hospitality, and fine jewelry.

Not only did Tiffany & Co. create Daisy Buchanan's glamorous Art Deco adornments, but Miuccia Prada designed her swishy flapper garb.

As for the fellas, Brooks Brothers (which is actually name checked in the original Fitzgerald text) created dapper fitted suits and silky cravates-and, subsequently, a complete retail collection hitting stores this month.

Supplying even more swagger? Moët & Chandon sponsored Gatsby's champagne-soaked celebrations while Jay-Z produced an original hip hop score.

We're pretty sure "Gatsby" was never this great.

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Courtesy Photo; NCP/Star Max/FilmMagicKim Kardashian's maternity style has turned heads and started conversations, as the reality star has not shied away from curve-hugging silhouettes and sky-high stilettos throughout her pregnancy. And her shopping jaunt in New York's Tribeca neighborhood yesterday was no different: She strode across the downtown sidewalk in a black Stella McCartney dress and matching Valentino cardigan. However, it's the footwear that's our favorite part of this outfit because the sandals are a little ode to her boyfriend and father of her unborn baby Kanye West. The wing-covered heels are part of the collection Giuseppe Zanotti designed for West's show last year-the white pair she's wearing are from last season, but this spring they're available in a black and gold version, shown here. Find them for $1,500 on colette.fr.

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By Rachel Wilkerson, Lover.ly

There are many different types of wedding attire; it can be hard to know the etiquette (or even the definition!) as a guest -- or even as a bride! Here are the different types of wedding dress codes you may be presented with as a guest, and tips on what to wear and what to skip.

White-tie and black-tie.

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White-tie is the most formal look for men; it includes a jacket with tails and a white vest and tie. Black-tie is slightly less formal -- men can simply wear a tuxedo, and should wear an actual black tie. (Plus a black vest, cummerbund, or suspenders.) For both black-tie and white-tie events, women should wear a formal evening gown and feel free to go all out with hair, makeup, and jewels. This is your red carpet moment! You can also wear a dressy cocktail dress.

Black-tie suggested.

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By Spencer Cain, StyleCaster

Being a celebrity certainly has its perks, but sometimes, famous folks get treated just like the rest of us. Case in point: Reese Witherspoon chose to whip out the celebrity card, allegedly stating the ultimately cocky line: "Do you know my name?" and "You're about to find out who I am" over the weekend, when her husband Jim Toth was booked for a DUI over the weekend (she was arrested for disorderly conduct.) As it were, it didn't really matter who she was, as the police officer went right ahead and arrested them.

Reese isn't the first famous person to spewed this entitled line, as celebrities have been pulling the "do you know who I am?!" card since, well, always. It's usually used when they're in a compromising situation-be it getting kicked out of a nightclub or being denied a discount on pricey attire. Everyone from Tara Reid to R&B diva Diana Ross have been guilty when it comes to namedropping their own names in order to nab some special treatment.

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By Samantha Yu, Refinery29

Yes, Zac Posen has indeed designed an entire gown made out of gold. Not gold fabric, but actual 24-karat paillettes. Okay, truth be told - paillettes covered in 24-karat gold leaf. But, still! An entire dress with $1.5 million worth of material!

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In honor of Magnum's new Gold?! sea-salt caramel, vanilla-bean ice cream bar, Posen designed the dress with "a serious couture structure, even though it looks like a bias moving dress." The garment took two months to make - one to sew on the sequins followed by another for fittings and perfecting.

Without a doubt, model Caroline Correa, who is also featured in Magnum's short film, As Good As Gold, looked absolutely dazzling on the red carpet. Now, if we could just snag ourselves our own custom-designed gold gown.

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