1910s dress c. Early Lingerie softly gathered patch pocket Discrete zipper enclosure in the back This Edwardian gown needs no hoop or petticoat underneath to achieve the popular look of the late 1900s Tencel cotton blend Vintage 1910s Crochet & Silk

In 1952, Vogue commented, We want skirts we can step out of an automobile in without splitting their sides, sleeves that can reach for a telephone without straining their shoulders. Comfort while remaining classy was what women demanded

Structured corset-style bodice

Cesare Cardini (some spell it Caesar Cardini) and and his brother Alex Cardini are credited for creating this recipe

The key is to choose pieces that feel a little elevated, whether through fabric, fit or finish, while still allowing you to feel comfortable and at ease

Our bride understands the language of luxury and the intricacies of a bespoke process

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