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Kyha Studios – Waterlines

Kyha Studios – Waterlines. A collection where the rhythm of nature meets modern couture.

With its latest collection, Waterlines, KYHA Studios invites us on a poetic journey through water, movement and memories – a story of the traces of time, interpreted through silk, lace and craftsmanship.

Inspired by Vietnam’s natural beauty, its waterways and traditional craftsmanship, founder and creative director Kyha Scott takes us to a world where fashion and the environment merge. “Water feels like more than just an element – it shapes our lives, our stories and our traditions,” says Scott.

A silk wedding dress from KYHA Studios' 'Waterlines' collection, photographed along Vietnam's waterways
A modern wedding dress with a sculptural silhouette in lace and satin from KYHA Studios' Waterlines collection
Wedding dress with feather detailing, photographed in a tropical setting – KYHA Studios

The collection features sculptural silhouettes and new luxurious fabrics – a creamy silk with a soft sheen and a hand-embroidered fabric reminiscent of the texture of rippling waves. Sweetheart necklines and reflective details draw on the symbolism of the lotus flower and the Vietnamese light that dances between mist and tropical flora.

Shot on location in Vietnam, the campaign is set against a backdrop of markets, temples and mountainous landscapes – a tribute to the country’s heritage of craftsmanship. Here, modern bridal couture meets ancient techniques such as silk weaving, lacquerwork and ceramics, interpreted in a way that feels both timeless and contemporary.

Vietnamese craftsmanship meets modern bridal couture – a silk dress from KYHA Studios' Waterlines collection
KYHA Studios Waterlines – bridal fashion that bridges tradition, water and modern elegance
Bridal fashion from KYHA Studios' 'Waterlines' collection, set against the backdrop of a Vietnamese temple

From the streets of Hanoi to the mirror-like waters of Ninh Binh, the contrast between the raw and the refined is evident. A bride in flowing satin set against the city’s pulse. Lace and feather details amidst the everyday life of the market. Every image bears traces of a new kind of romance – honest, unexpected and full of movement.

With ‘Waterlines’, KYHA continues to push the boundaries between bridal and fashion, cementing its position as one of the most forward-thinking voices in modern bridal design. A collection for the woman who dares to embrace her history and chart her own path forward.

A romantic and timeless wedding dress from the Waterlines collection
KYHA Studios Waterlines – a modern wedding dress with an elegant silhouette

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