2011 Collections

Angelo Mozzillo 2011 Bridal Collection

These unique wedding dresses from Angelo Mozzillo White Collection 2010, with its large fabric rosettes on the skirt, a beautiful work of art. The dramatic waves of fabric gives an illusion of liquid in motion.

“The Maison Angelo Mozzillo” was founded in 1992 by Angelo Mozzillo. His first collection was presented the following year, and since then this trade mark has remained a guarantee of Made in Italy.

2011 Collections

Elizabeth Fillmore 2011 Bridal Collection

 

Elizabeth Fillmore attracts an urban, glamorous bride. Her sophisticated gowns are designed to maximize the feminine form. Her designs are structured, yet with narrow body conscious shapes.

      

She uses both soft fabrics such as charmeuse and also more constructed fabrics such as satin and silk faille. Whimsy and novelty themes add a touch of romance and individuality to each gown.

2011 Collections

Carolina Herrera 2011 Bridal Collection

  

Carolina Herrera bridal gowns are the true “modern classics.” They encompass well thought out novelty fabrics and exquisite feminine details.

  

A Herrera bride has a refined, elegant sense of style. With a wide range of uniquely original styles, a Herrera bridal gown can easily be worn to a rustic Vermont wedding or a swank New York City black tie affair.

  

Tips & Tricks

Hot stuff: Nam Vo Make up Artist

A one-time consultant for NARS,  Nam Vo’s most recent experience as a runway and print makeup artist translates to flawless applications for weddings ($550) and special events ($200).

Her signature strength is a smoky, sensual eye paired with natural-looking skin—a simple and elegant look, that, when done right, can morph the features.

2011 Collections

Alex Perry 2011 Bridal Collection

Custom made is a special experience and the ultimate luxury in fashion. Alex Perry is the master of Couture in Australia and ensures that each client’s Haute Couture experience is unforgettable.

Your gown is personally designed by Alex over a series of private consultations with you during which the design and fabrication of your gown will evolve.

2011 Collections

Persian Princess By Rami Al Ali 2011

Persia has long been known as a fount of beautiful and legendary carpets, where each piece reveals a divine story of romance, mystery and heroism. This season the Rami Al Ali woman is as royal and enchanting as a Persian Princess, wrapped in intricate details that, like a Persian carpet, express vigor and majesty, for his Autumn Winter 2010/2011 collection.

For more images and interview with Rami Al Ali please contact: rahma.himid@strawberry.ae

About Rami Al Ali Couture

Rami Al Ali Couture is a blend of Western dazzle, Eastern femininity with hints of European inspired Couture. The line is a perfect combination of celebrity chic and avant-garde sleek and features innovative treatment of classic shapes. Born and raised in Syria, Rami graduated from the college of Fine Arts in 1995 and started his fashion career in Dubai and Beirut with some of the region’s leading fashion houses. Established in Dubai in 2001, Rami Al Ali Couture entered the fashion arena boldly and uncompromisingly with a plethora of fashion shows around the Gulf. In 2006, Rami Al Ali was selected among few designers such as Kenzo, Georges Chakra to be part of the Fashion Show held at the Asian Olympic Games in Qatar organized by the well-known International event organizer La Mode En Images.

By November 2007 Rami was chosen to kick off the launch of Abu Dhabi’s first Fashion Week (ADFW), alongside famous designers such as Valentino, where Rami showcased an elegant & chic collection at the opening ceremony; his first Prêt-a-Porte collection. Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana (creators of Milan Fashion Week, with Mr. Mario Boselli, President of Camera Moda attending) were co-organizer’s of the hugely successful event.

Rami Al Ali Couture has been working with other large companies such as Swarovski and has enjoyed a long lasting and valuable relationship. Furthermore, Rami Al Ali has been chosen by Swarovski among other world-renowned designers such as John Galliano; Vivian Westwood; Giorgio Armani & Elie Saab, to create one-of-a-kind wedding designs featured in Swarovski’s book UNBRIDALED The Marriage of Tradition And Avant Garde. Simultaneously Rami Al Ali Couture contributed to the launch of Swarovski’s CRYSTALLIZED™ Wedding event in Paris, 2008.

In 2009, Rami Al Ali walked on the international fashion stage from Rome, through his Spring Summer 2009 collection, where it was showcased at the historic ballroom of The Grand Hotel Plaza during Alta Moda fashion week. The most significant matter was the exceptional print and design, which was designed in-house, and intended and manufactured specifically to emphasize the theme of this collection, Damascus Rose. Rami’s designs are based on the philosophy of intrigue, where each piece strives to use new techniques or design concepts that generate long lasting interest rather than immediate but short lasting dazzle and impact. Intricate embroidery is not treated as an accessory to the dress but rather part of the central theme that brings it to life. Soft curvy material is a clear favorite in Rami’s fabric choices. In most designs, the material is so light it embraces the body almost like a perfume leaving it to move and express itself freely. Flamboyance is treated subtlety so that glamorous elements such as glitter, crystal beadwork, and extra embellishments are often playfully hidden with other layers revealing their charm through movement and the hidden curves. Rami Al Ali’s muse is typically Mediterranean sophisticated, elitist, intricate, graceful and very refined.