It is a labor-intensive endeavor that involves various stages, from studying the original construction to sourcing materials, cleaning and restoration, disassembling, draping, reconstruction, and finally, achieving a showstopping gown that exudes timelessness

In a world of ever-changing bridal fashion, the allure of 1930s vintage wedding dresses remains timeless and captivating.

When it comes to restoring or remaking a gown, many factors come into play that make it a more expensive process than making a new dress.

Upcycling your mother's wedding dress through custom redesign is an excellent way to preserve memories and keep the dress in your family for generations.

Current fashion shows inspire us with trends and design details that we then use to update retro wedding dresses.

Through revamping, you can transform (or upcycle) a heritage dress into something unique and special.

When redesigning, I strive to showcase the original vintage flair of a gown while flaunting a more modern silhouette.

At Maybelle, we have a slow approach to bridal fashion and consciously design each custom and couture piece.

By incorporating a fabulous vintage piece into your wedding wardrobe, you get something one-of-a-kind and sustainably honor the past and show your hope for a better future.

Heirloom pieces from the past can not only be upcycled and redesigned, they can even be made to look modern.

Sustainability is not just about materials but about practices and transparency.