Pre-loved wedding dress & Transform
I offer a service where I recreate, alter, or transform your pre-loved Wedding dress, evening dress or even full outfits to the design you have in mind. Please explain to me your project, I can also guide you to find your pre-loved wedding dress and explaining to you what could be possibly done.
Kristina’s bought this 1940’s wedding dress made in light ivory silk. The transformation of the dress was remarkable. The photo above shows the dress before the transformation.
Shauna had in mind to transform her wedding dress to a jumpsuit for her Wedding 10 years anniversary. This project was good fun.
To transform Brenna’s grand-mother Prom’s dress from the 1950’s to a modern wedding ddress was a real challenge: to create a minimalist wedding dress and keeping the best feathures of the existing dress. To highlight in the same time the fine waist line of Brenna. The Cat woman chest line g a real modernity to this somptuous dress. Below, this is the original design of her grand-mother Prom’s dress.
Kyrstie wanted to wear her mother’s wedding dress from the 1980’s for her Prom’s.
I transformed this very big dress to a fitted gown for her Prom’s. The first photo shows the initial design of the dress.
Jenny bought a preloved wedding dress for an ethical reason and because she was looking for a French lace. She found this beautiful Chantilly lace wedding dress but the bust of the dress was poorly embellished. So, we decided to keep it very light and delicate by layering a very soft tulle around the front and back of the bodice. The 50’s vintage effect complemented perfectly the style of the Chantilly lace skirt. The first photo below shows the initial design of the dress, followed by pictures of the making to the end.
Ana consulted me, to create 2 pieces: top + skirt from her wedding dress. She wanted to wear the top with a black trousers and the skirt with a different top in a summer evening. This was a very creative idea “how to wear a wedding dress again”.
Ella asked me to transform her grand-mother Prom’s dress from the 1950 in red silk. She wanted to wear it for her Prom. I transformed the dress by cutting the back off to give a modern twist and added a lacing with a very fine matching ribbon. The first photo shows the initial design of the back dress.