FOR some brides, lace just feels a little Victorian. It certainly has a mournful air for Breton women, for whom tradition dictates that a bride will wear a lace dress but twice: on her wedding day, and only again on her death bed. Thankfully, delicate lacework has shaken off the Miss Havisham hangover and emerged with fresh appeal as an elegant choice for modern nuptials. Valentino, Burberry and Ermanno Scervino play to its traditional traits, cutting it in swathes that feel anything but heavy. Meanwhile Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini is emerging as the unexpected option for brides who don't want to feel "hyper bridal",