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From the Runway 2025: Darla Haute Couture, Ricca Sposa, Richard Designs

Business1-Oct-2025

Get a peek into this season’s runway standouts, with exclusive designer insights and out must-see hot picks from three bridal brands: Darla Haute Couture, Ricca Sposa and Richard Designs.

Darla Haute Couture

THE PARIS GOWN

Ivana writes, "the Paris gown is our standout piece from the runway, fully crafted from luxurious silk shantung taffeta. The voluminous skirt creates a sense of grandeur, while the perfectly defined waist shapes a beautiful, feminine silhouette. The bodice is carefully structured and adorned with asymmetric pleats that highlight the natural lines of the body, adding refinement and movement. Shoulder detail brings a touch of glamour and elevated elegance, making this creation truly unique and unforgettable. It is a highly popular and sought-after gown among brides, combining elegance with modernity, while remaining completely timeless."

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Ricca Sposa

Anna from Ricca Sposa said, "Our standout dress is crafted from ivory satin in a mermaid silhouette, cinched at the waist with a black lace peplum corset delicately adorned with beaded embroidered lace. It also features removable gloves, each accented with a black bow to match the bow detailing on the corset. We feel this look perfectly captures the bold yet romantic spirit of the new collection."

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Richard Designs

"Our Emily-Bay gown made its debut on the Royal Catwalk at Bridal Week, where it quickly became one of the standout styles from our new 2026 bridal collection, Golden Goddess," Scarlett from the Richard Designs team writes. "It features a beautifully draped and exaggerated 3D rose to the right of the skirt, with pleating throughout the entire ballgown skirt. Flattering pleat work on the front and back body complements the low scoop neckline and dropped waistline of this dress. It fastens at the back with a zip and a delicate row of pearl buttons from the back neckline, all the way down the centre back to the skirt hem. It was a privilege to showcase this gown on the Royal Catwalk at Bridal Week."