The Cotton Bride is true to its name in that it uses natural fibers like cotton and linen. While the results could be heavy the look is actually airy, light and comfortable. I also like to think that natural fibers lend unique and unexpected textures so you get a gown that is classic while being unique with the added bonus of being heirloom quality.
Alexa, a full skirted tea length gown with rouched surplice bodice and detail waist.
Antonia, a high low hem gown with eyelet dropped waist bodice.
Danae, a rouched dropped waist gown with textured skirt and matching neckline/hemline trim.
Daphne, a sweetheart neckline gown with empire detail and asymmetric drop waisted rouched bodice and gathered flowy skirt.
Hannah, a sweetheart neckline gown with a line sweep train skirt and rouched dropped bodice with button front detail and embellished natural waist. The pleated and button detail almost reminds me of a tuxedo shirt and I think that's such a sweet and unique detail.
Kalisto, my personal favorite. A rosette embroidered linen gown with dropped rouched bodice and gathered A-line skirt.
Lydea, an empire waist A-line gown with gathered bust and detailed waistline.
Melina, an eyelet gown with spaghetti tank style bodice, dropped waist and gathered A-line skirt.
Nana, a rouched bodice sweetheart neck gown with gathered waist and double daisy trim at waist and hem. Daisy trim has embellished centers.
Parthena, an embellished bodice dropped waist gown with gathered A-line skirt.
Sophia, a rouched bodice gown with embellished drop waist and full gathered skirt.
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