Get this, come Spring 2011 Anthropologie will be a source for more than just inspiration.

The minds behind this perfectly vintage company are launching a new bridal brand. Think---heirloom wedding gowns, bridesmaid and occasion dresses, shoes and bags, jewelry and accessories, and more!

Let the countdown begin.

Oh, and unfortunately this image is not a preview, just another dose of fashion inspiration from Anthropologie's March 2010 Catalog.

Let me be the first to say: LOVE IT!

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So, I know these look just like any other control-top, tummy-tucking suit (and they'll do that), but the ShāToBu Shaper is actually more of an excuse to skip the gym.

If you hate running "laps" on a treadmill (like me) then you'll either have to diet (ugh) or find some other way to burn calories. Well, here it is: The built-in resistance bands---yep, the very same ones you'd find in the gym---make your legs and butt work just a bit harder when you're walking home from work or heading to a party.

Gym-goer or not...would you try them?

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If you're looking for a beautiful gown that doesn't break the bank check out The Limited (yes, you heard me...The Limited!). These two gowns will be retailing for, and you're not going to believe this, just $298!

Bridesmaids dresses too (check out the sneak peek). They'll carry two different styles both under $100. I would be thrilled to wear this emerald green dress in a friend's wedding.

What do you think? Will these new Limited Wedding Gowns be a hit?

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These Freya Rose bridal shoes just arrived at MyGlassSlipper.com. They're feminine, flirty, and with only one shop selling them in the U.S., they'll be totally unique too.

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Don't toss your Tide sticks just yet, but I wouldn't recommend cleaning your wedding dress with it either.

What I can suggest---stuffing Madame Paulette's Stain Removal Kit in your day-of emergency bag. I've tested it... it works!

Photography: Greg Hinsdale; Courtesy of Madame Paulette

Hooray for the launch of Bonobos Wedding Collection. At last, a new way for grooms to show off their personality with more than just a colorful tie or a cool pair of kicks.

Here's the deal, most of Bonobos' pants have a pretty simple, laid-back Nantucket look, but it's the lining that makes them unique. Think about it, lining is an easy way to personalize without totally changing the wardrobe vibe whether your dress code is snazzy tuxes or kick-back khakis.

These fashion-forward, frugal-friendly finds are my new bridal accessory must-haves:

1.Side Jewel Drape Chain, Forever21.com
2.Pink Floral Headband, OldNavy.com
3.Blu Bijoux Dropping Pearl Earrings, MaxandChloe.com
4.Grooved Loops Hinged Bracelet, Forever21.com
5.Marquis Earrings, Amazon.com

... but wish they could wear again.

Here's the deal. Rent the Runway is a hot new site that let's you rent a gorgeous party dress straight from the runways of some of the hottest designers. And, here's the best part, these couture styles start at just $50 for four days! Your bridesmaids won't, no, can't complain about those prices.

So, would you consider renting bridesmaids dresses?

Oh, and P.S. I'm loving the idea of renting one of these styles for your bridal shower or rehearsal dinner.

Images from left to right (all courtesy of Rent the Runway): Alice + Olivia, $50 rental;Adam, $75 rental; Moschino Cheap And Chic, $75 rental; Yigal Azrouël, $100 rental.