Danielle

Danielle is the piece our brides-to-be find first. A draped gown in white shimmer lycra, it gathers softly at the waist beneath an embellished belt, falls in a smooth column to the floor, and finishes with sheer lace cape sleeves edged in delicate beaded fringe. The effect sits somewhere between Grecian gown and heirloom saree, which is exactly the border where indo-western dressing gets interesting. Shimmer lycra is a quietly practical choice: it drapes like heavy silk, holds its shape without boning, and forgives a long night of sitting, standing, and being photographed. The hand-embroidered detailing along the cape and waist catches light without a single sequin doing too much. Danielle belongs at engagements, courthouse weddings, receptions, white parties, and vow renewals. Pearls are her natural companions, in the ears, on the wrist, never all at once. She is made to order and handcrafted by artisans in India over 4 to 6 weeks, so if there is a ring involved, plan accordingly. White this graceful should never have to be rushed.