“I think for us the vision was always a little bit anti and a bit naughty in a way because we weren’t doing something that people had seen before in bridalwear,”
“I think that comes across a lot in the brides we work with. They’re very much people that haven’t ever thought about wearing a wedding dress before,”
“They don’t want to look like anybody else. We are kind of that brand that doesn’t want to fit into those typical boxes,” she says. “I think customers and clients are starting to think more about what it is that they want,” says Trinh. “And we keep pushing what it is to be a bridal brand.”
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