The original dress was quintessential 80s – a satin jacquard fabric with voluminous pouf sleeves and a gathered skirt. However, Sara saw its potential; her vision was a sleek, body-hugging silhouette inspired by the iconic Vivienne Westwood.

Earlier this year, I stumbled upon an article about Adele, a vintage wedding dress enthusiast and the Fair Lawn Public Library director, lending dresses from her collection to brides.

As a bridal designer, a mood board is invaluable for understanding my client's vision and preferences. It allows me to understand their dream look, making creating a gown that captures their unique style more accessible.

The veil is a timeless and romantic symbol of elegance and mystery on a bride's wedding day. But with so many styles and lengths, selecting the perfect veil can feel overwhelming. This guide will unveil the secrets to choosing a veil that complements your wedding dress and overall bridal look.

Modern brides are increasingly drawn to the idea of multiple wedding day looks, a trend that allows them to express different styles and personalities during their celebrations.

If you're looking for a fun way to refresh your wardrobe while promoting sustainability, a clothing swap might be the perfect solution.

So, whether you're embarking on your upcycling adventure or entrusting your vintage couture to the experts, remember that with time, patience, and a touch of imagination, the satisfaction of recreating the old into something new is truly magical.

Through careful alterations and creative vision, we transformed a 1990s wedding gown into a short dress uniquely suited to my client's style and personality.

Vintage pieces carry a unique sense of style and history and represent a more sustainable approach to fashion. However, preserving these treasures requires special attention and care, particularly regarding valuable items such as wedding gowns.

Here's why I'm excited to be part of the Manhattan Vintage Show and why "The Future of Fashion is Vintage" is more than just a tagline—it's a movement.

When we imagine a wedding filled with enduring beauty and a moving love story, we look to the Golden Age of Hollywood for inspiration. It was a time defined by dazzling glamour, unbridled sophistication, and legendary romances that have inspired brides from every corner of the globe.

At its core, sustainable upcycling is a love letter to the planet. It's a poignant response to climate change by diverting fashion from the path of waste. It's an homage to timeless style, demonstrating that your bridal dress need not contribute to environmental harm.