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     If you don't have a copy of the article, here is a link to it online...

NOTE -- If the link dosen't work for you then you'll need to go to the homepage at

http://www.nytimes.com.  Near the very leftmost side of the page, scroll dwon until

you see the word "Style" in Boldface-type.  Just beneath the word "Style", click on the phrase "Fashion & Style".

http://www.nytimes.com/pages/fashion/index.html

     Scroll down -- on the right you will see a photo of a bride sitting on the sidewalk being

showered by one of those "gushing" water jets.  The article features a website named "Trash the Dress" which I've been watching for some time now  I even posted a link to GaryK and Camille's Website there.

     Below is a link to the "Trash the Dress" site for brides who want to add a more joyous element to their wedding celebrations -- and not just put the dress away forever in the closet.

http://www.trashthedress.com/

     Lastly -- but certainly not least, here is a link to GaryK and Camilles website which has been featuring such work for over ten years -- as anyone in the wetlook community can tell you, Gary and Camille are perhaps the original pioneers of this genre.

http://garykay.tripod.com/

     To sum up, I'm thrilled to see so many couples at last discovering the joys of wetlook formalwear as they begin their marriages!!  I know that many of you will be enthusiastic to see these developments, but I ask that everyone not get too carried away in their postings and scare-off these newcommers to the world of wetlook.

     My best wishes to all those brave couples who've chosen to "take the plunge" for "Trash the Dress" -- may they enjoy long, happy marriages and (I hope) the thrills of more wetlook sessions to come...