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While the classic white wedding dress will likely never go out of style,Hard Soap Hard Soap (1977) there's no reason not to put an artsy spin on it.

Dip dye wedding gowns are making a splash in the wedding fashion scene. They're sold by both expensive designers and on Etsy shops – and some brides have even gone the DIY route.

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Here are 11 of the most fabulous dip dye wedding dresses we could find:

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And if you're interested in making a DIY dip dye wedding gown of your own, the artist and bride behind the above dress, Taylor Ann, described the process on her website.

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