The Queen City of the Plains is preparing to welcome Kleinfeld’s reigning king of wedding couture consultations as Say Yes to the Dress star Randy Fenoli once again takes his nuptial know-how on the road.

As the cameras roll on season two of the TLC series Randy to the Rescue brides-to-be who are making plans to walk down the aisle can purchase tickets or make an appointment to walk through the doors of the Grand Hyatt Denver on December 8th for a day devoted to making the day you say your vows an occasion that wows.

Randy to the Rescue: The Ultimate Bridal Event will feature hundreds of designer wedding frocks; Randy’s head-to-hem approach, highlighting every aspect of bridal attire; and a select number of exclusive bridal appointments with a experienced consultants from Denver area bridal salons.

A few brides who applied online will also have the chance to get advice on wedding dress success from gown guru Randy Fenoli himself and may appear on the new season of Randy to the Rescue,Search the entire collection of maggie sottero wedding dress gowns ! which TLC will unveil in the summer of 2013.

The Queen City of the Plains is preparing to welcome Kleinfeld’s reigning king of wedding couture consultations as Say Yes to the Dress star Randy Fenoli once again takes his nuptial know-how on the road.

As the cameras roll on season two of the TLC series Randy to the Rescue brides-to-be who are making plans to walk down the aisle can purchase tickets or make an appointment to walk through the doors of the Grand Hyatt Denver on December 8th for a day devoted to making the day you say your vows an occasion that wows.

Randy to the Rescue: The Ultimate Bridal Event will feature hundreds of designer wedding frocks; Randy’s head-to-hem approach, highlighting every aspect of bridal attire; and a select number of exclusive bridal appointments with a experienced consultants from Denver area bridal salons.

A few brides who applied online will also have the chance to get advice on wedding dress success from gown guru Randy Fenoli himself and may appear on the new season of Randy to the Rescue, which TLC will unveil in the summer of 2013.

But then came the delicately featured Andrej Pejic. The Bosnian started out as a male model, but was soon modelling women's clothes for designers including Jean Paul Gaultier. This year he opened a show in a wedding dress at Barcelona's bridal week.

Following hot on his high heels is Ukrainian Stav Strashko who made waves in a red bikini when he starred in a Toyota advert.Elegant mermaid chiffon one shoulder wedding dress in chiffon. Legler, a former Olympic swimmer, told Time that Pejic's success has opened the door for models cross-dressing.Looking for the ideal dress to wear for Empire Wedding Dresses? "This is a unique little moment that fashion is allowing to have happen," she says. Although celebrities have been on the trend for slightly longer – it's been two years since Tilda Swinton modelled menswear for Pringle.What makes great Beach Wedding Dresses?

Stealing all the limelight now, meanwhile, is the Voguing Chinese grandfather Liu Xianping who at the age of 72 is reported to have said he was helping his granddaughter unpack her stock for her online fashion store when he started giving her advice on how to style the clothes. The playful photographs of him modelling her wares have become an online sensation – and apparently increased sales five-fold.

So what's behind this new appetite for the androgynous look? Is it a sign the fashion world is opening its arms to reflect the diversity of our bodies – or just the latest fad to provide shock value now Crystal Renn has lost weight?

Legler herself thinks it is a way of exposing how stifling strict gender roles can be: "We have very strict ways in which we identify ourselves as men or women and I think that those can sometimes be limiting … Seeing me on the men's board … speaks to a notion of freedom, you know. There's something really bold about that … it's saying there is also this other way and it's really rad."

But social commentator Bidisha says she is sceptical about the idea that the models suggest the industry is increasingly willing to soften its strict standards of beauty. "I love fashion, style and design but I am cynical about the fashion industry. They will do whatever results in a cultural buzz that will turn into sales and money. What fashion says is: 'You can be transsexual, you can be androgynous, you can be old,Looking for your dream Bridal Wedding Dresses? you can be young, you can be larger than a size 12 but you must still be as beautiful as all the other models.' Their wallet lives on the side of the status quo."