Designer Marilda Simões, a specialist in custom wedding dresses for 27 years, launches a new collection with international trends from the 'Wedding dress' universe. Brides who will walk down the aisle this year or in 2024 will find that the 'Wedding Dress' universe sets the fashion trends. Always keeping an eye on international runways, designer Marilda Simões, a specialist in custom wedding dresses for 27 years, has brought these innovations to the brides of Espírito Santo and discusses these market trends, which inspire her new collection called 'Unique'.
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Dress with maxi flower appliqué on the back - Marilda Simões[/caption]
Among the main trends are 3D flowers and maxi appliqués that steal the scene in bridal models. According to designer Marilda Simões, lace takes a back seat to make way for the minimalism of 3D flowers, bringing texture and originality to each dress, along with a touch of luxurious extravagance. "In my new collection, the maxi 3D flowers appear in different ways, from applied on the shoulder to highlighted on the back neckline, exclusive models, all hand-stitched," she explains.
Capes have also made their mark. In multiple styles, capes add glamour and a mysterious air, as if wanting to hide the dress, but without completely covering it. According to the designer, some brides have even used capes as an alternative to veils. In some models, capes can become the main feature of the looks, whether in fluid styles made of tulle or in sturdier fabrics.
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Dress with pure silk cape - Marilda Simões - photo Camila Baptistin[/caption]
Another strong trend is tailoring, a refined minimalism, whether in straighter or more fluid fabrics, what stands out is the fit, its aligned cut, and the raw material. However, tailoring is adorned with details that enchant. Maxi flowers and bows, feathers, tulle, stand out in this sea of contemporaneity, bringing fluidity and movement to the solids. And the 'Cut out', different and asymmetrical cutouts, are also very much in vogue. "In addition to classic styles like halter neck, off-the-shoulder, and strapless, a bet is on cutouts in pieces that reveal more skin, adding sensuality in a more modern, elegant way, such as unusual back necklines," she reinforces.
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Tailored dress with 3D flower appliqué - Marilda Simões - photo Camila Baptistin[/caption]
Tulle also remains in high demand, this time unaccompanied by other elements, it comes to reaffirm its minimalism. And shine also appears, but without wanting to be the star of the party, rather as subtle, sparkling accents that harmoniously compose the piece, adding a touch of sophistication.
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Total tulle dress - Marilda Simões - photo Camila Baptistin[/caption]
About Marilda Simões
For 27 years transforming dreams into wedding dresses, designer Marilda Simões has just launched her new collection 'Unique' with six brand new models created by her. In addition, she has moved to a new location in downtown Vila Velha. A charming white house where the blue door is a true invitation to dive into this bridal universe.
In addition to creating custom dresses, making each bride's wishes and thoughts a reality, Marilda also creates various pieces available for rent or sale. The designer takes advantage of her current moment in a new space and also launches her new brand, with a cleaner layout and more minimalist lines.
Marilda Simões - Wedding Dress Designer
Casa da Porta Azul: Rua Presidente Lima 203, Centro, Vila Velha.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marildasimoes/
Dress with maxi flower appliqué on the back - Marilda Simões[/caption]
Among the main trends are 3D flowers and maxi appliqués that steal the scene in bridal models. According to designer Marilda Simões, lace takes a back seat to make way for the minimalism of 3D flowers, bringing texture and originality to each dress, along with a touch of luxurious extravagance. "In my new collection, the maxi 3D flowers appear in different ways, from applied on the shoulder to highlighted on the back neckline, exclusive models, all hand-stitched," she explains.
Capes have also made their mark. In multiple styles, capes add glamour and a mysterious air, as if wanting to hide the dress, but without completely covering it. According to the designer, some brides have even used capes as an alternative to veils. In some models, capes can become the main feature of the looks, whether in fluid styles made of tulle or in sturdier fabrics.
[caption id="attachment_41505" align="aligncenter" width="200"] Dress with pure silk cape - Marilda Simões - photo Camila Baptistin[/caption]
Another strong trend is tailoring, a refined minimalism, whether in straighter or more fluid fabrics, what stands out is the fit, its aligned cut, and the raw material. However, tailoring is adorned with details that enchant. Maxi flowers and bows, feathers, tulle, stand out in this sea of contemporaneity, bringing fluidity and movement to the solids. And the 'Cut out', different and asymmetrical cutouts, are also very much in vogue. "In addition to classic styles like halter neck, off-the-shoulder, and strapless, a bet is on cutouts in pieces that reveal more skin, adding sensuality in a more modern, elegant way, such as unusual back necklines," she reinforces.
[caption id="attachment_41507" align="aligncenter" width="200"] Tailored dress with 3D flower appliqué - Marilda Simões - photo Camila Baptistin[/caption]
Tulle also remains in high demand, this time unaccompanied by other elements, it comes to reaffirm its minimalism. And shine also appears, but without wanting to be the star of the party, rather as subtle, sparkling accents that harmoniously compose the piece, adding a touch of sophistication.
[caption id="attachment_41506" align="aligncenter" width="200"] Total tulle dress - Marilda Simões - photo Camila Baptistin[/caption]
About Marilda Simões
For 27 years transforming dreams into wedding dresses, designer Marilda Simões has just launched her new collection 'Unique' with six brand new models created by her. In addition, she has moved to a new location in downtown Vila Velha. A charming white house where the blue door is a true invitation to dive into this bridal universe.
In addition to creating custom dresses, making each bride's wishes and thoughts a reality, Marilda also creates various pieces available for rent or sale. The designer takes advantage of her current moment in a new space and also launches her new brand, with a cleaner layout and more minimalist lines.
Marilda Simões - Wedding Dress Designer
Casa da Porta Azul: Rua Presidente Lima 203, Centro, Vila Velha.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marildasimoes/
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