Romona Keveza Spring 2013 Bridal Collection

Romona Keveza’s Spring 2013 Couture bridal collection takes inspiration from the French Rivera’s luxe Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat resort.  The collection’s exquisite gowns channel the elegant resort’s serene gardens and spectacular villas.

Oscar de la Renta Spring Summer Bridal 2013 Collection

Oscar de la Renta started and ended his Spring 2013 bridal show with striking red dresses, but the looks that came between them hewed to traditional shades of white.  Whether starting and ending with a flash of fire was a way to awaken the audience’s senses or an appeal to a different customer wasn’t clear — the white dresses that made up the bulk of the show were just as powerful.

Joanne Panzarino 2012 Fall Bridal Collection

Joanne has married her passion for couture and belief in fairytales, launching her own label, Joanne Panzarino alta moda. Opening her opulent and glamorous boutique in the trendy harbour side Sydney suburb of Balmain in 2003, Joanne designs gowns for the modern bride who desires a red carpet look. Joanne epitomises the ultimate in femininity and injects her personal style and inspiration into every gown. Famously known for her fresh approach to classical bridal, Joanne’s creations evoke flawless femininity and sheer sophistication.

MiaMia Spring Summer Bridal 2012 Collection

The MiaMia gowns are light and pretty with beautiful touches of beading which highlight the fluid silhouettes and lovely movement of the gowns. They are using silk duchesse, silk slipper satin and silk organza, but also offer other fabrics as alternatives to those used on the sample gowns.

Junko Yoshioka 2012 Fall Bridal Collection

Junko Yoshioka ’s exquisite bridal collections fuse innovative contemporary design with the timeless elegance of haute couture. Her understated designs express the individuality and refined style of today’s brides, offering them a sophisticated alternative to traditional bridal fashion.

Gilles Montezin Spring Summer Bridal 2012 Collection

Gilles Montezin received his professional training at l’Ecole de la Haute Couture in Paris. After completing his studies, he went to work at l’Opera Bastille where he perfected techniques for elaborate period costuming that contribute to his craft. At the same time, he worked for both Loris Azzaro and Christian Lacroix Haute Couture and remained at Maison Lacroix for eight years.