ELBETH GILLIS
CURVE COLLECTION
Elbeth Gillis launches her new collection, Curve. The first capsule collection of 2022.
The new buzzword in fashion is inclusivity. This important word has inspired Elbeth Gillis to create the Curve Collection. A collection of 5 dresses which have been carefully chosen with the curvier bride in mind.
The dresses within this collection reinforce Elbeth’s dedication to designing the perfect shapes for bridal gowns, ranging from simple structures with crisp, clean lines to romantic, lavish lace. These perfect shaped gowns show off women’s curves and accentuates the bride’s beauty and glow on her wedding day. The collection also includes some sensational sleeves, ceaseless collars, beautiful bows and overskirts, which can be added to classic styles so that brides can put their own stamp on the dresses, allowing brides to embrace uniqueness and difference.
The photoshoot for this collection took place with the beautiful Norval Foundation, a modern art gallery in Cape Town. The unique feature of this building provided a beautiful backdrop for the gowns, further encouraging their exquisite style, sophistication and uncompromising luxury.
“An Elbeth Gillis bridal gown is forever.”
Background information on Elbeth Gillis…
Founded in 1997, Elbeth Gillis is internationally known for her bridal and evening couture. As the head of her world-class brand. As a young girl, Elbeth was surrounded by the beauty of fabrics. She was inspired by the magic that took place as her aunts and mother brought beauty and grace to the garments they sewed. By the age of 12, Elbeth knew she was destined to study fashion. Now, over 20 years later, the reputation of this wedding dress designer is a testament to her ability to create the perfect garment. Brides looking for something different will fall in love with Elbeth’s enduring, Audrey Hepburn-like design aesthetic.
Elbeth Gillis, Bridal Collections are available in boutiques around the world. Elbeth takes private appointments at the Elbeth Gillis Atelier in Cape Town, South Africa.
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