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119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp The White Wedding Dress · 2008/12/30(Tue) 20:18:01

History of the Wedding Dress

It may seem as if brides have been getting married in white forever, but this is not the case at all.
The trend of wearing an all white wedding dress dates back only to Victorian times.
Before that, brides wore a wide variety of colors and materials depending on their social status.

Way Back When

Even though colors and styles have changed throughout the years, brides have always dressed for the occasion.
Of course royalty and those with a high social standing always dressed at the height of fashion, sparing no expense.
Those who had limited means still treated a wedding as a special occasion and dressed as formal as their budgets would allow.

Ancient brides chose to symbolize their happiness by wearing bright colored wedding garments.

During Medieval times, the wedding was more than just a union between two people, in many occasions it was a union between two families,
two businesses and even two countries.
Weddings were more a matter of politics than love.
Brides had to dress in a manner which cast her family in the most favorable light, for she wasn't only representing herself.

Medieval brides of an elevated social standing wore rich colors and expensive fabrics.
It was common to see well-to-do brides wearing boldly colored layers of furs, velvet and silk.
Those of a lower social standing wore fabrics that weren't as rich, though they copied the elegant styles as best they could.

119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp The White Wedding Dress · 2008/12/30(Tue) 20:31:00

As the Years Went By

Throughout the years, brides continued to dress in a manner befitting their social status. Always in the height of fashion, with the richest, boldest materials money could buy.
Those without unlimited resources did the best they could, while the poorest of brides wore their church dress on their wedding day. The amount of material a wedding dress contained was a reflection of the bride's social standing.
The more material used, the more sleeves flowed, the longer the train, the richer the bride's family was apt to be.

The White Wedding Dress

In 1840, Queen Victoria married Prince Albert of Saxe wearing a white wedding gown. In those days white was not a symbol of purity, blue was. In fact, many women chose the color blue for their wedding dresses for specifically that reason.
White, on the other hand, symbolized wealth.

Since white wasn't generally chosen as the color in which to be married, Victoria's dress came as quite the surprise.
It wasn't an unpleasant surprise, however, because soon after Women all over Europe and America began wearing white wedding dresses as well.
There were still those who chose to get married in other colors, but it was the trend among those of an elevated social status to wear a glamorous white dress.

Evolution of the White Wedding Dress

By the turn of the century, white was the color of choice.
These dresses followed the trends and style of their day and continue to do so a century later. In fact, it's very rare for a bride in Europe or the United States to get married in a color other than white.

It was a different story during the depression when women were married in their Sunday best.
During World War II, many brides felt it was inappropriate to get married in a lavish white dress, and chose church dresses or a good suit for their wedding attire.

119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp The White Wedding Dress · 2008/12/30(Tue) 20:39:01

After the war, a prosperous era dawned and wedding dresses reflected this. Formal white wedding gowns became the fashion.
Shades of white, such as cream, off white or ivory are all acceptable wedding dress colors, while bright colors such as blue, green or pink are frowned upon. It's considered bad luck to get married in a black dress.

Today's bride can get married in almost any style. From an ornate designer dress to a more informal beach wedding dress it's a given she'll look beautiful in whatever style she chooses.

Wedding Dress Styles

A-Line Wedding Gowns
The classic A-line style will flatter and slender almost any figure and is characterized by the fitted bodice with no waist but gently flares at or near the natural waistline.
Our beautiful A-line wedding dresses come in a variety of styles many with delicate lace trim and intricate beading and ebroidery designs. Some also include chapel length train.

Ball Bridal Gowns
This classic and elegant style has a fitted bodice with the traditional full skirt. The bodice is often embellished with beaded Lace motifs and the skirt is frequently layered with airy fabrics such as crushed Organza ruffles.

Mermaid Wedding Dresses
This curvacious bridal gown style exudes grace and elegance with it's fitted waist and hips and a gentle flaring at the knees.
Bell sleeves and a sweetheart neckline provide beautiful accents and a stunning slender look that will evoke many admiring glances from your guests.

2 Piece Wedding Gowns
A 2 piece bridal gown offers a less traditional yet very chic and stylish look.

Sheath Bridal Dresses
These wedding gowns are very fitted and almost tube-like in appearance.

**The White Wedding Dress** · 2008/12/30(Tue) 20:41:59

Wedding Dress Necklines
Off the Shoulder - The wedding dress sits just under the shoulder line
Spaghetti Straps - Thin or very thin straps that go over the shoulders to back
Bateau - 'Boat' neckline slightly scooped from shoulder to shoulder
Halter - Straps go around the back of neck
Scoop - U-shape
Square - Square neckline
Strapless - No straps
Sweetheart - Heart-shaped
Jewel - Rounded
V-Neck - V-shaped

Bridal Gown Waist Styles

Basque - Waistline dips below natural waist forming a 'V' in the center
Dropped - Waistline dips below natural waistline and sits more on hips
Empire - High waistline just under bust
Princess Cut - Many wedding gowns, especially A-lines, have no defined waist
Natural - Waistline sits between the empire and dropped waistlines.

Wedding Gown Bodice Styles

Corset - A form-fitting, strapless, or spaghetti-strap bodice with boning and lace-up or snap closures. Styled in the fashion of the ladies undergarment with the same name -- think Titanic.

Empire - A super-flattering bodice that ends just below the bust, this style looks great on pregnant brides and petite women alike. Very Gwyneth Paltrow in Emma and Shakespeare in Love.

Halter - A sleeveless bodice with a high wrap neck. Sometimes backless; always sexy.

**The White Wedding Dress** · 2008/12/30(Tue) 20:44:00

Midriff - A bodice that fits snugly around the mid-cage. Great for accentuating tiny waists.

Asymmetrical (one-shoulder) - An asymmetrical bodice with one exposed shoulder. Extremely fashionable, and therefore popular, in recent years.

Princess-line - These wedding gowns are super-slimming and have a sleek bodice characterized by two vertical seams that travel from bust to hem, giving the illusion of extra height.

Surplice - Another fashion-forward style, the surplice bodice is created by the cross-wrapping of fabric in either the front or back. The lower the neckline, the higher the sex appeal.

Tank - A short, sleeveless top with wide armholes, this style has become the most sought after in the last few years. Looks great when paired with a sheer wrap.

Wedding Gown Fabrics

Batiste - Lightweight, sheer, delicate fabric in a plain weave. Similar to cotton, but thicker
Brocade - Heavy material with a pattern
Chiffon - Lightweight, flowing sheer woven fabric with a soft drape
Crepe - Lightweight fabric with a wrinkled surface
Peau de Soie - Is a medium to heavy, drapable fabric with a satin weave and de-lustered finish
Damask - Medium weight fabric with pattern formed by weaving
Dupioni - Thick, heavy 100% silk
Gazar - Sheer stiff fabric similar to organza, linen-like
Organdy - Stiffer semi-sheer fabric
Organza - Sheer fabric similar to tulle but heavier
Polyester - Man-made fabric often blended with silks or made to mimic a certain type of fabric
Rayon - Similar to polyester but more elastic
Satin - Smooth and heavy fabric typically used for wedding gowns. Comes in Silk or Polyester
Shantung - Rough textured fabric with lines and nubby.
Silk - The most popular fabric for wedding dresses. It soft and has a beautiful luster
Taffeta - Crisp, rustling fabric
Tulle - Stiff netting similar to organza but stiffer and coarser

**The White Wedding Dress** · 2008/12/30(Tue) 20:50:00

The Shades

Stark White
The brightest, crispest white you can find. Looks great on brides with a darker complexion.

Silk, Diamond, or Natural White
A shade off of stark white and may be hard to differentiate from stark white in photos. "Eighty percent of the population looks best in a soft, diamond-white wedding dress, which isn't as chalky as a white-white," explains dress designer Melissa Sweet.
"When in doubt, buy diamond white."

Ivory
Also referred to as "eggshell" or "candlelight." Some ivory wedding dresses have yellow undertones, making them look creamy; some are just a "quiet" white.

Rum or Champagne
A white with pink undertones that looks nearly white in photos.

The Selection

The key to finding your shade? Knowing your skin tone.

If your skin is fair: you'll look best in yellow-ivories and warmer natural colors. You should probably steer clear of stark white, though -- it may wash you out.

If your skin is medium with pink undertones: opt for creamier colors.

If your skin is medium with yellow undertones: try diamond whites or champagne.

If your skin is dark: lucky you -- most shades of white will complement your skin. If you have yellow or olive undertones yellow-ivory wedding dresses may not be best for you. Try a stark white or rum pink wedding gown.

**Redirect Tests** · 2009/01/03(Sat) 21:49:02

Redirect Tests

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**Build up tests Funabashi Data center.** · 2009/01/07(Wed) 11:03:00

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**Redirect Tests Part II** · 2009/01/07(Wed) 20:53:01

Redirect Tests Part II

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119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp · 2009/01/08(Thu) 23:27:00

CGI Test
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PHP Test
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**Jane Wang Bridal** · 2009/01/09(Fri) 23:54:01

Jane Wang Wedding Dresses

URL:http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/weddingdresses.php/

**Jane Wang Bridal/Link Note** · 2009/01/10(Sat) 16:33:35

This website is trial produced.

Jane Wang Elizebeth
http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/hodogaya.kanagawa.amie.ne.jp/1.64/elizebeth.html

Link Note

"WEDDING DRESS" (The test thread)
URL:http://mamono.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/kitchen/1230526800/

119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp Momotaro the Peach Boy · 2009/01/11(Sun) 20:59:00

Momotaro-the Peach Boy

Narrator
Once upon a time there lived an old man and an old woman.

Every day the old man went into the mountains to collect firewood.
And the old woman went to the river to wash clothes.
One morning

Grandpa
Good morning, my dear wife.
I will go to work now to collect firewood.

Granma
Okay, darling.
See you later.
Please take care.

Grandpa
Thanks, see you later.

Granma
Now let's wash clothes.

Narrator
While the old woman was washing clothes,
a BIG peach came floating down the river.

**An experiment in Google translation.** · 2009/01/11(Sun) 21:18:00

Granma
What's that?
Oh my! It's a Big peach.
Come here, peach, come here.

It looks DELICIOUS.
I'll bring it back home and eat it with my husband.

Grandpa
I'm home.

Granma
Welcome home.
Look at this BIG peach.
I found it in the river.

Grandpa
It looks DELICIOUS.
Let's eat it now.

Narrator
When the old woman cut the peach,
POP! Out came a beautiful baby boy.

Peach Boy
Hello, grandpa and grandma.

Granma
Oh, dear!
What a beautiful baby boy!

**An experiment in Google translation.** · 2009/01/11(Sun) 21:30:02

Grandpa
Let's call him Peach Boy!

Narrator
So the Peach Boy lived with the old man and the old woman.
As the years passed,
he became a tall, brave and strong young man.

Narrator
One day the Peach Boy said

Peach Boy
Grandpa and Grandma,
I'm a big boy now.
I'll go to Devils' Island to punish the bad devils.

Grandma
Take these dumplings with you.
Here you are.

Grandpa
Take care, Peach Boy.

Peach Boy
Thank you, grandpa and grandma!

Narrator
On his way to the Devils' Island,
He met a dog.

**An experiment in Google translation.** · 2009/01/11(Sun) 21:40:00

Dog
Hello, Peach Boy, where are you going?

Peach Boy
To Devils' Island.

Dog
Can I have one of your dumplings?

Peach Boy
If you help me fight the devils, I will give you one.

Dog
sure.

Peach Boy
Here you are.

Dog
Thank you, Peach Boy.

Peach Boy
Now let's go.

Narrator
So the dog joined the Peach Boy on the journey.
Soon they met a monkey.

Monkey
Hello, Peach Boy, where are you going?

Peach Boy
To Devils' Island.

Monkey
Can I have one of your dumplings?

**An experiment in Google translation.** · 2009/01/11(Sun) 21:53:00

Peach Boy
If you help me fight the devils, I will give you one.

Monkey
Sure.

Peach Boy
Here you are.

Monkey
Thank you, Peach Boy.

Peach Boy
Now let's go.

Narrator
So the monkey joined the Peach Boy and the dog.
Soon they met a pheasant.

Pheasant
Hello, Peach Boy, where are you going?

Peach Boy
To Devils' Island.

Pheasant
Can I have one of your dumplings?

Peach Boy
If you help me fight the devils, I will give you one.

Pheasant
Sure.

Peach Boy
Here you are.

Pheasant
Thank you, Peach Boy.

Peach Boy
Now let's go.

**An experiment in Google translation.** · 2009/01/11(Sun) 22:09:01

Narrator
So the Peach Boy, the dog, the monkey, and the pheasant headed for Devils' Island.

After traveling many days, they arrived at Devils' Island.
The monkey knocked on the door to the Devils' castle.

Devil 1
Who's there?

Peach Boy
I am Peach Boy.
I've come to punish you and all the devils.

Devil 1
Ha, ha, ha! You're just a little boy.

Devil 2
Go home! You can't beat us.

Devil 3
We'll eat you all for lunch.

Peach Boy
I'm Peach Boy. Prepare to die.
Are you ready, my friends? Let's beat them.

Monkey,Dog,Pheasant
OK. Let's go!

Devil 1
Ouch, ouch!
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Devil 2
Please, please help, help us.

Devil 3
Please, please forgive us.
We will never do a bad thing again.

**An experiment in Google translation.** · 2009/01/11(Sun) 22:18:03

Peach Boy
Now I see that you are really sorry.
I'll forgive you.
But you have to give back the treasures to the people in the village.

All Devils
We will, we will, we will.
Here you are.

Peach Boy
Thank you for your help, my friends.
Let's go back home now.

Dog,monkey,pheasant
You're welcome.

Narrator
They went back to the village with the treasures.
They all lived happily ever after.

The End

**Jane Wang Bridal** · 2009/01/11(Sun) 22:45:00

Jane Wang Bridal

Jane Wang, designer and founder of JANE WANG, LLC. Jane Wang graduated from The Fashion Institute of Technology, New York, and received her Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Fashion Design.
Jane Wang loved fashion at a very early age.

She was especially enamored with beadwork and embroidery. Jane Wang apprenticed as a ready to wear designer for several fashion houses including Jones New York and Philips Van Heusen.

In 2006, Jane Wang launched her first collection of bridal gowns. Jane Wang bridal gowns were designed with extraordinary, intricate beading and hand embroidery, which became her distinctive trademark.
Every design is an amalgam of lush luxurious silks, exquisite embroidery and beadings designed and crafted with unsurpassed technique.
Jane Wang Bridal previewed her collection in April 2007, at The Wedding Channel Couture Show with superlative reviews from both the buyers and the press.

Jane Wang's vision for her brides is elegance, style and femininity, combined with a touch of tradition and modernism in an upscale quality.

Her collections incorporate rich and luxurious fabrics including Duchess Silk Satin, Paper weight Silk Taffeta and an array of French lace.

Jane Wang believes in using only the finest beading and Swarovski crystals in her embroideries and with great attention to detail.

Jane Wang believes all brides have an added beauty when their Wedding day arrives. Her philosophy is to create beautiful bridal gowns for the beautiful someone.

She also believes her exquisite beadwork can add a lot more glamour to a bride, It is reflected in the fabrications she chooses and beadwork she creates.

**[___________________________________]** · 2009/01/12(Mon) 12:34:00

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http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/funabashi.chiba.0cn.ne.jp/3.2/okadamushi.html <-He is >>8192 unpleasant Yukiko Okada otaku. His face photograph. Ha,ha,ha,ha...

http://eatkyo137223.adsl.ppp.infoweb.ne.jp
http://softbank221081191019.bbtec.net
http://proxy1142.docomo.ne.jp
SH903i/FOMA

About of Yukiko Okada
http://en.wikipedia.org.nyud.net/wiki/Yukiko_Okada

What is speaking of Yukiko Okada otaku? (Okada Yukiko otaku to ieba?)
http://vote2.ziyu.net.nyud.net/html/okadaota.html

Okadamushi
http://www.freepe.com.nyud.net/i.cgi?okadamushi

**Yoshimitsu Inamura And Kazuhisa Nakaoka's Page 1** · 2009/01/12(Mon) 21:05:06

_Yukiko_Okada

[Infobox musical artist]
Name = Yukiko Okada
Background = solo_singer
Birth_name = (Satou, Kayo)
Alias = Yukko
Born = [[birth date 1967-08-22]]
Origin = Aichi Prefecture, Nagoya, Japan
Died = [[death date and age 1986-04-8 1967-08-22]]
Genre = J-pop
Occupation = Singer, Songwriter, Record producer
Producer, Actress, Model (person)
Model, Spokesperson
Years_active = 1984-1986
Label = Pony Canyon

**Yoshimitsu Inamura And Kazuhisa Nakaoka's Page 2** · 2009/01/12(Mon) 21:12:42

"Yukiko Okada" (''Okada Yukiko'') (August 22, 1967-April 8, 1986 in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture), known as "Yukko" to her fans, was a Japanese idol during the 1980s, signed to Pony Canyon records.
She is still popular in spite of her death of more than 20 years ago. Okada has been called the "legendary Seitouha (pure style) idol".

Yukiko debuted in April 1984 with her first single "First Date" for the Sun Music Productions. She won the Japan Record Award for New Artists that year.
She also appeared in a Sci-Fi series called "Kinjirareta Mariko" (The Forbidden Mariko) in which she played the main character Mariko who possessed ESP powers for 12 episodes.

== Death ==
Around 10 o'clock April 8, 1986, the 18-year-old Yukiko was found with a slashed wrist in her gas-filled Tokyo apartment, crouching in a closet and sobbing.
Two hours later, Okada jumped to her death from the seven-story Sun Music Agency building.
http://www.locaview.com.nyud.net/lvs/d.aspx?sid=V11f5A1Ki73V8DkoTG051YtVAs2YP8A3ABc
view the place with 360degree movie map http://members.jcom.home.ne.jp.nyud.net/yosha/suicide/Okada_Yukiko...

URL:http://www.japanese-music-song-singer.com.nyud.net/j-pop-video-wiki/index3.php?key=Yukiko+Okada&jp_name=%E5%B2%A1%E7%94%B0%E6%9C%89%E5%B8%8C%E5%AD%90

**Kokuryo Data Center Buildup Tests** · 2009/01/31(Sat) 13:49:00

1:http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/kokuryo.gunma.0cn.ne.jp/1.100/First%20date.zip
2:http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/kokuryo.gunma.0cn.ne.jp/1.100/Soyokazeha%20Peppermint.zip
3:http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/kokuryo.gunma.0cn.ne.jp/1.101/Little%20prinsess.zip
4:http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/kokuryo.gunma.0cn.ne.jp/1.101/Koino%20doubles.zip
5:http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/kokuryo.gunma.0cn.ne.jp/1.102/-%20Dreaming%20Girl%20-%20koi%20hajimemashite.zip
6:http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/kokuryo.gunma.0cn.ne.jp/1.102/Kimagure%20Teenage%20Love.zip
7:http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/kokuryo.gunma.0cn.ne.jp/1.103/Believe%20In%20You%20(1984%20Original%20Version).zip
8:http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/kokuryo.gunma.0cn.ne.jp/1.103/Believe%20In%20You%20(2003%20Strings%20Version).zip
9:http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/kokuryo.gunma.0cn.ne.jp/1.104/Futaridakeno%20Celemony.zip
10:http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/kokuryo.gunma.0cn.ne.jp/1.105/Summer%20Beach.zip
11:http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/kokuryo.gunma.0cn.ne.jp/1.106/Ryuseino%20kougen.zip
12:http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/kokuryo.gunma.0cn.ne.jp/1.107/Love%20Fair.zip
13:http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/kokuryo.gunma.0cn.ne.jp/1.108/Kuchibiru%20Network.zip
14:http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/kokuryo.gunma.0cn.ne.jp/1.109/Venus%20tanjou.zip
15:http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/kokuryo.gunma.0cn.ne.jp/1.110/Nemurenu%20yoruno%20AQUARIUS.zip
16:http://119-230-50-250.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/kokuryo.gunma.0cn.ne.jp/1.111/Hanano%20image.zip

119-230-75-52.eonet.ne.jp · 2009/02/09(Mon) 23:34:30

The Wedding Dress photographs.

Jane Wang

Elizebeth: http://119-230-75-52.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/hodogaya.kanagawa.amie.ne.jp/1.101/elizebeth.html

Dress Black

94105: http://119-230-75-52.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/hodogaya.kanagawa.amie.ne.jp/1.105/dressblack.html

98111010: http://119-230-75-52.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/hodogaya.kanagawa.amie.ne.jp/1.106/dressblack.html

Emerald Bridal New Style

9106: http://119-230-75-52.eonet.ne.jp.nyud.net/~p1921-ipbffx68/hodogaya.kanagawa.amie.ne.jp/1.102/emeraldbridal.html

New Style 9106
Sassy and absolutely precious! This short puff-hem gown features fantastic jewelry beading in Swarovski crystals across the top of the bodice.
A wide waist is created on the elongated torso by gentle gathers of the satin.
For a fashion forward bride who still wants that touch of elegance, for a destination wedding or for second weddings - this dress is perfect!

Silhouette: Short