Wedding dresses are all the same, right? They’re long, usually ivory or white and come in a variety of fishtail, princess and A-line shapes – and you’ll probably never wear them again. It’s sad, but for some reason we still are OK with splashing thousands of Dirhams on a gown that we’ve probably seen in some similar form at lots of other weddings.
But what if you could buy a wedding dress that you could wear again and you could guarantee none of your friends have worn? Sure, you might have to start attending red carpet events or black tie galas on the regs, but that’s feasible, right?
A debut bridal collection by Los Angeles designer Maria Korovilas brought to our attention by Who What Wear has us all a flutter thanks to its all-round dreamy and not-at-all ‘traditional bridal’ nature.
Just check out the pale lilac colour, 3D floral embroidery and beautifully scalloped neckline on this beauty…
And if embellishment is your thing, then you will love the OTT nature of this part sheer, lilac gown…
If you’re all about the florals then this oh-so-special dress will be on your wishlist…
The dresses aren’t all insanely expensive, and there’s even the odd white dress (with a twist, obvs) in case you don’t want to take the risk with colour…
We personally would LOVE to tie the knot in this uber-regal-but-at-the-same-time-low-key number…
Oh and if low-key isn’t your thing? Enter the oversized, gold floral veil of your Boho dreams…
Paramour dress, Dhs12,115, Flora veil, Dhs3,470
Originally appeared on Cosmopolitan.co.uk