Bridal

A wedding dress is made to a date. Tell me yours, and we begin there.

Bride in a sculptural silk mikado gown with a structured shoulder, in a concrete hall — ISilk mikado, structured shoulder. Made for a church wedding in Stockholm.

Bride seen from behind in ivory duchesse satin, the skirt thrown open in a full circle — IIIvory duchesse satin, corseted bodice. Made for a civil wedding.

Bride in a high necked lace bodice over silk tulle, a full length veil falling over the dress — IIIGuipure lace over silk tulle, hand-appliquéd. Made for a spring wedding in Sydney.

Bride in a bias cut silk crepe slip gown standing in a dark doorway — IVSilk crêpe, cut on the bias. Made for a second wedding, quietly, in Milan.

Bride running through a concrete corridor, the gathered tulle skirt trailing behind her — VSilk tulle, gathered by hand. Made for a summer wedding.

Bride from behind on a concrete stair in silk gazar with an open structured back — VISilk gazar, structured back. Made for a winter wedding in Sydney.

Collection photography in preparation.

One to six months, depending on the model, the design and the cloth. A wedding dress asks for more fittings than anything else I make, and I would rather have the time.

Tell me your date

Not for a while yet? Tell me anyway.
Dresses are talked about long before they are made, and I would rather hear from you early than late.

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