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Empyrean Dream dress resume-By designer/artist Alexandra Popescu -York

Empyrean Dream Dress - a dress resume

  

Name:Empyrean Dream
Designer: Alexandra Popescu -York
Collection: ''GranD'Or Collection 2014''
Present at :Couture Fashion Week New York 2014
Color:Black and Yellow
Status:Unique pieces
Style:Couture 
Website :http://www.alexandraartanddesign.com/
Facebook:  Alexandra Popescu -York Fashion Designer &Artist 
You Tube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQn34qdLSVM



The  pictures  of this   dress  has traveled  around the  world ,was part of many articles in magazines,video and photo shoots.
This images have promoted its  talented designer ,the person who created this dress with personality is Alexandra Popescu -York please enjoy this dreamy dress

 Photos by :MR DON Phothos
 http://mrdonphotos.com/













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