The Rose Detail Is Having a Bridal Moment
There’s a certain bridal detail we keep seeing more of lately: the hand-sewn rose. Three-dimensional, slightly unexpected, and undeniably romantic, floral appliqués are starting to make their way into more fashion-forward wedding dresses
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We’re fully embracing this rose moment with our newly introduced Jacky gown. Taking the hand-sewn floral detail in our own direction, her strapless cat-eye neckline is framed by silk roses, each one blooming across the bodice in an intentionally organic arrangement.
The structured bodice gives way to a gathered drop waist and sweeping full circle skirt, finished with an 80" train and hidden pockets. The way the roses meet the clean lines of the gown feels wonderfully unexpected. They can be sewn directly onto the waist for a more sculptural floral moment, or placed onto a detachable belt for a softer take on the look. However you wear her, Jacky brings a little floral romance to a silhouette that still feels distinctly Truvelle.
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Influencer and fashion designer Brigette Pheloung, aka @AcquiredStyle, just gave us another reason to love the floral motif. For her highly anticipated August wedding, Brigette wore a Vera Wang gown with a dramatic drop waist, full ballgown skirt, and two oversized rose appliqués gathered at the waist. Paired with old-Hollywood-inspired waves and a teardrop diamond necklace, the whole look felt beautifully timeless with a little fashion-girl edge.
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We're always happy to see a little more romance making its way into bridal, and the rose feels like one of those details we're going to be seeing for a while.
