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See the Stunning Wedding Dress Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen Designed!

July 21, 2014 at 5:44 p.m.

By: Ivy Jacobson for TheKnot.com

Is Mary-Kate Olsen experimenting for her own wedding? The bride-to-be and her sister Ashley Olsen, cofounders of the luxury label The Row, teamed up to create a custom wedding dress (their first foray into bridal fashion) for their stylist friend Molly Fishkin's uber-chic wedding in June.

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The fashion designers made an ethereal lace gown for the bride with a scalloped neckline and delicate bell sleeves complemented by a matching floor-length lace veil, which Molly paired with Manolo Blahnik slides.

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"My dress was a special collaboration between me and my dear friends Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen of The Row," Molly told Vogue. "Designing my gown with them was the most exciting and emotional experience of my life, and I will never forget what they did for me. They are very close friends of mine and have been for the last 15 years. The minute I got engaged, they said they would love to design my wedding dress. I was thrilled - their taste is impeccable, and I really trust them. Their team was so incredible and patient with me. They were always so calming and made the process incredibly enjoyable."

Molly and her husband, producer Asher Levin, wed at the Paramour Mansion in Los Angeles in front of 130 guests (including Molly's godmother Steve Nicks) and dined on slow-cooked salmon, flank steak and broccolini with white beans.

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