Vintage lace gives Daughters of Simone’s bridal style much of its character. A pronounced motif can make the outline of a dress easier to read from a distance, and finer openwork changes the way light passes through the fabric. What feels especially characteristic of the label is the ease with which these textures are worn. There’s a trace of the formality of older wedding clothes, but little of the stiffness often associated with them.
That contrast offers a way into “Moon River.” Lace can carry much of the visual weight in a bohemian bridal wardrobe, leaving the cut and the way the fabric falls to set the pace. An open pattern has a different rhythm in motion, especially where one layer crosses another. The detail is part of how the dress moves and catches the light.
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