Upcycled Forgotten Wedding Dresses
Styled by Rachel Bakewell
For Spring/Summer 2021, as part of their continuing commitment to create consciously, for SS21 WED have created a series of re-purposed dresses in an elevated presentation of the possibilities of taking apart and giving life to stagnant fabric. Through careful selection of vintage and forgotten wedding dresses, cathedral tulle veils, vintage sequin embellishments, antique lace and crochet cloth, wed build 100% sustainable styles to show what is possible to clients who wish to re-purpose their own wedding dress.
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