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Britney Spears Rumored to Wed in Betsey Johnson or Jeremy Scott, Here Are Six Potential Gowns for the Bride-to-Be

Pop princess Britney Spears announced her engagement to Jason Trawick last month, and like any bride, is wasting no time thinking about the most important wedding detail: the dress. And rather than doing something predictable, like a choosing gown by the queen of wedding dress designers Vera Wang, or taking a page out of Kate Middleton's book and rocking a McQueen frock, the Belfast Telegraph is reporting that Ms. Spears is "thinking about asking one of her favourite designers, someone like Betsey Johnson or her friend Jeremy Scott. If it's Jeremy, it'll be more futuristic. If she picks Betsey, it'll still be edgy but more traditional, with a lot of layering." If anything, her unorthodox taste in dress designers makes it clear that Britney wants to make a statement at her wedding. Here are a few pieces from Jeremy and Betsey that might fit the bill for what she's looking for.

Pop princess Britney Spears announced her engagement to Jason Trawick last month, and like any bride, is wasting no time thinking about the most important wedding detail: the dress.

And rather than doing something predictable, like a choosing gown by the queen of wedding dress designers

Jeremy Scott, Spring 2007 RTW: Why not wear a corseted dress with a bust that looks like it's covered in fondant? Yum!

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