Molly Goddard has also been able to revolutionize the bridal world, seasoning it with what are now its key stylistic ingredients: volume it’s a pinch of colorenough to leave its mark even on the day of Yup.
After having filled the wardrobes of his fans to the sound of wide skirts, maxi silhouettes and fluo brushstrokes, the British brand, born in 2014, but which rose to the headlines in the fashion news in the blink of an eye, breaks through the wall bridal throwing his ready to wear bridal collection.
A fan of ben 11 proposalsfar – ça va sans dire – from the traditional white dresses, but respectful of that distinctive aesthetic of the designer trained at Central Saint Martins in London. Short, long or midi, the creations, all made in England, boast fine fabrics, including Italian tulle and taffeta.
If white remains the fil rouge of the collection, the note of color is however guaranteed by small inserts, and by the veil, available in shades ivory, blue and coral.
All dresses are available instantly, via a simple click on the brand’s website. But for the more traditionalists, the brand also offers the possibility of creating their own tailor-made wedding dressor try and order one of the models from the entire collection by going to the boutique.
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