Design a stylish and elegant white wedding suit for a bride that combines elements from two references. Use the fabric and color tones from both images—a soft matte fabric like in the first image (classic bridal suit with a structured peplum blazer and wide-leg pants) and the slightly glossy satin finish seen in the second image (asymmetrical corset-style suit with feather detail).  I want the design to: 	•	Be a full suit with both sleeves (no one-shoulder designs) 	•	Combine the structure and simplicity of the first outfit with the more modern, fashionable flair of the second (e.g. cinched waist, sleek silhouette) 	•	Include a tailored blazer that is feminine and slightly dramatic—perhaps a peplum or interesting hemline like in the references 	•	Feature trousers that are a balance between wide-leg and fitted (e.g. slim-straight or softly flared) 	•	Be appropriate for both a pre-wedding photoshoot and a court wedding 	•	Incorporate subtle design details like feather accents or textural layering if possible, but keep it classy and not overdone 

Create a stunning white wedding suit that merges classic elegance with contemporary trends. The tailored peplum blazer offers structured sophistication in soft matte fabric, while glossy satin accents add a modern twist. Featuring feather details along the blazer’s hem and sleek slim-straight pants, this ensemble beautifully balances femininity with bold fashion flair, perfect for both pre-wedding photos and intimate ceremonies.

Design a stylish and elegant white wedding suit for a bride that combines elements from two references. Use the fabric and color tones from both images—a soft matte fabric like in the first image (classic bridal suit with a structured peplum blazer and wide-leg pants) and the slightly glossy satin finish seen in the second image (asymmetrical corset-style suit with feather detail). I want the design to: • Be a full suit with both sleeves (no one-shoulder designs) • Combine the structure and simplicity of the first outfit with the more modern, fashionable flair of the second (e.g. cinched waist, sleek silhouette) • Include a tailored blazer that is feminine and slightly dramatic—perhaps a peplum or interesting hemline like in the references • Feature trousers that are a balance between wide-leg and fitted (e.g. slim-straight or softly flared) • Be appropriate for both a pre-wedding photoshoot and a court wedding • Incorporate subtle design details like feather accents or textural layering if possible, but keep it classy and not overdone

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