Saudi Fashion House Dar Al Hanouf Released a Capsule Bridal Collection
Celebrating its 10th anniversary and the Saudi National Day, Dar Al Hanouf, a Jeddah-based fashion house founded by Al Hanouf Mazen, has released a capsule collection of bridal gowns inspired by the landscapes, nature and wildlife of the Saudi Arabian monument; Radwa Mount.
The new collection features ivory, beige and soft pastels inspired by the landscape, bold Arabian Leopard print inspired by the rare and iconic species and a wealth of flowers and fauna reimagined in exquisite embroidery.
The Private collection of Dar Al Hanouf fuses fashion history, spirituality, and contemporary couture to create a timeless Arabian aesthetic.
Like stepping back in time to Al Hanouf's childhood memories, the one-of-a-kind French tweed and tulle gown radiates warmth and moves in heritage, skilfully perfecting the blend of ethereal femininity with designs that pack a punch.
The main piece of the collection is a hand-painted, floral, taffeta gown that features a stunning mural of the morning mist that falls upon the mountains of Al Medina, as a pale rose-hue waltzes amongst the foliage and wildflowers. Any bride would be glowing when walking down the aisle in a masterpiece such as this.
You will notice a lot of intricate beadwork throughout the designs, perfect for the contemporary bride who wants to sparkle beneath the spotlight.
