ISSUE FW’26
In our new FW’26 issue, we take you to the south of France and to Renée and Jan’s wedding, which was a celebration of love, friendship and style. We also sit down with Louis Abel founder Jimmy Loutfi for an in-depth interview about how his own wedding rings marked the start of a new chapter in fine jewellery, and look ahead to New York Bridal Fashion Week for the silhouettes, details and ideas that will set the tone for the coming season.
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Designer Julia Rosenö creates unique wedding dresses for weddings
Designer Julia Rosenö will help you create your very own unique wedding dress for your wedding
If there’s ever a day when you want a truly unique wedding dress – it’s your wedding day!
One sure-fire tip is to turn to Julia Rosenö. She got her first sewing machine when she was just eight years old – and immediately wanted to sew all the dresses she saw on ‘Let’s Dance!’. Today, she is a qualified seamstress and runs her own studio. With her help, you’ll get the dress of your dreams.
What’s the most important thing about a wedding dress?
– That you feel comfortable: the dress must fit perfectly.
Tell us – how does the ordering process work?
– At an initial meeting, via Zoom, we go through ideas and requirements. By the second meeting, I’ll have sketched a dress, and once that’s approved, I’ll take your measurements and we’ll choose the fabric. After that, we’ll have a few fittings, and at the final one, you’ll be able to take the dress home with you.
How far in advance of the wedding should someone get in touch with you?
– It’s always best to plan ahead, so ideally eight or nine months in advance. Depending on the season, you’re welcome to get in touch closer to the date too, and we’ll see if we can sort something out!
Do you see any trends when it comes to wedding dresses?
– Of the customers I’ve had in 2024, many have favoured simple mermaid dresses. On Instagram, you also see lots of lavish dresses. Of course, trends are fun, but I’d say go your own way and dare to go for what you personally like.
How do you feel when you see the bride in her finished dress?
– It’s a magical feeling! It’s such a big deal that I get to be a small part of someone’s biggest day.
What do you think people should do with their dress after the wedding?
– Keep it! Why not in a glass display cabinet at home? But there’s something lovely about letting the dress be worn again, so you could always sell it.
More about Julia Rosenö:
Website: designjuliaroseno.com
Instagram: design.roseno
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