As the bridal industry turns its attention to Bridal Week Harrogate this September, three designers are giving buyers a first look at the inspiration, standout features and sustainability practices behind their latest collections. Here, Paloma Blanca, Lis Simon, and Nataliya Vilchuk share their insights in their own words.


Minimalism is having a major moment and we’re thrilled to see brides embracing it. This collection leans into that clean, modern aesthetic, but with thoughtful, romantic details that elevate and flatter. Sculptural draping, especially around the waist and midsection, not only adds softness to structured silhouettes, but also offers subtle coverage in areas where many brides seek confidence. It’s our way of giving the modern bride exactly what she’s looking for; style, comfort and a flawless fit.
A common theme in this collection is contrast. Minimalism meets unexpected detail, and structured shapes are softened by thoughtful draping. Key elements include the combination of simple satin and crepe fabrics with delicate, detailed laces, as well as statement necklines and asymmetrical bodices. Buyers will notice a strong mix of high-impact pieces alongside versatile styles that bridge modern trends with proven favourites.
Sustainability for us isn’t tied to one fabric or feature; it’s built into how we operate. Every gown is made to order, which means we don’t mass produce or carry excess inventory. Our production is done entirely in-house, in Canada, allowing us to minimize waste, avoid overstocking, and maintain full control over quality. It’s a slower, more intentional way of working that reflects our long-standing commitment to quality, care, and thoughtful production.
This season, we’re embracing a return to the classics—think luminous satins, softer shades of white, structured brocades, and voluminous skirts that sweep with confidence. Our 2026 Collection is a nod to the refined elegance of the late ’90s and early 2000s, reimagined for today’s bride. It’s been so inspiring to reinterpret these iconic silhouettes and fabrics through a modern lens. It feels like a full-circle moment for the brand—elevating nostalgia with a fresh, polished touch.
Alongside our main 2026 Collection, we’re excited to debut a Mini Collection—a curated capsule of shorter bridal styles that carry all the hallmarks of our signature craftsmanship, including full access to bespoke services. Whether it’s for civil ceremonies, rehearsal dinners, or a reception wardrobe change, these pieces are made for the fashion-forward bride who values versatility without compromising on style.
Innovation for us often means looking back to move forward. We’re reintroducing timeless design elements—like corset backs and brighter, whiter tones—in ways that feel intentional and refreshingly current. There’s something exciting about revisiting the craftsmanship of past eras and reinterpreting it with a new level of precision and purpose for today’s brides.
The latest experience has inspired us to create a collection that we received from our customers, and it always plays a big role. We have combined all sizes for each model, paying a lot of attention to Plus Size.
Our collections are always for comfort, even in such a not comfortable dress as a wedding. Most of our dresses have lace up on the back, this allows customers in salons to adjust dresses to a larger number of brides.
We hope these insights from Paloma Blanca, Lis Simon and Nataliya Vilchuk have given you a deeper understanding of the creativity and care behind their latest collections. Each designer brings a unique perspective that reflects the evolving tastes and values of today’s brides, from timeless elegance to modern minimalism and inclusive sizing. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with them and explore these stunning new designs firsthand.
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