What 15 years of dressing brides teaches you — written down, freely.
Every week, a bride calls us eight weeks before her wedding. We can help her — but I want to tell you what the calendar looks like when it’s done properly.
When you pay for couture, you are paying for hours and hands. This is how to see them — and how to tell hand work from machine work in one glance.
Twenty years of brides have taught me that colour is the decision families argue about most. Here is how we settle it in the studio.
The bridal lehenga gets the attention, but a wedding is a week of clothes. What actually works at each function — from someone who has dressed twenty years of them.
Four hundred hours of hand work deserves more than a plastic cover in the back of a cupboard. How to keep your lehenga alive for the next thirty years.