UPCOMING
TRUNK SHOWS
Ines Di Santo
February 13th - 22nd
Ines Di Santo’s signature designs reflect the individuality and beauty of every bride she works with. Everything from her fabrics to her fittings, centers on a passion for quality. Ines believes finding your dream dress should be a wonderful adventure - no matter your style.
Ines Di Santo’s Couture Collections and Ines by Ines Di Santo Collections exist to make brides feel exquisite. When you walk down the aisle to the love of your life, you deserve a gown that’s as extraordinary as the occasion.
Based in Toronto, with a flagship boutique located on Davenport Road, Ines Di Santo’s wedding dresses are carried in stores throughout the U.S. and Canada, and in bridal salons and specialty stores worldwide.
Maria Elena Headpieces & Accessories
February 20th - March 1st
The history of Maria Elena Headpieces is not just the story of a business, but the story of a family. Over a decade ago, Maria Elena created her very first headpiece as a mother’s gift to her daughter Marile to wear on her wedding day. This headpiece was not just an accessory, but was and is a precious family heirloom that will be passed down through the generations of their family.
Today, Maria Elena and Marile wish to share this gift with brides everywhere to sell you headpieces that were created with the same love and commitment that Maria Elena had when she created Marile’s bridal headpiece, and to provide you with the beautiful design, excellent quality and unsurpassed customer service that we are committed to at Maria Elena Headpieces.
Alex Perry
February 27th - March 8th
In 1992, Perry launched his brand from a studio in suburban Kensington, creating gowns, corsets and sheaths.[4] Perry's gowns were quickly acclaimed. Vogue Australia was the first to feature his jeweled corsets and glamorous sheaths in their main fashion shoot. This was Alex's first editorial shoot, and the gowns photographed became his signature style afterwards. Since that time, Alex Perry gowns have ongoingly been featured on the covers of Vogue, Harpers Bazaar, Marie Claire, InStyle Australia, Madison, and Grazia Australia.
Perry relocated his studio in 1994 to Double Bay, Sydney, where he built up his clientele to include high-profile celebrities, social identities and personalities. He was a designer at the inaugural Mercedes Australian Fashion Week held in May 1995, and has shown collections each year. Perry's runway shows have featured models such as Linda Evangelista, Alessandra Ambrosio, Megan Gale, Miranda Kerr, Alyssa Sutherland, Nicole Trunfio, and Lily Cole.[citation needed]
In May 2002, Perry opened his Sydney boutique at The Strand Arcade. The Alex Perry "ready-to-wear" collection represented a new generation of evening wear which launched globally in 2013. Perry is known for his gowns, which have appeared on the red carpet. Perry's statement dresses, often with intricate details, have led to an ever-increasing local and international client list.
International models Elle Macpherson, Linda Evangelista, and Claudia Schiffer have donned his designer ball gowns and red carpet evening wear.
Verdin
March 6th - 8th
Fashion Designer, Gustavo Nunez was born in Guadalajara, Mexico where he grew up watching his mother design women’s sportswear, learning about fabrics and garment construction first hand.
At a young age, Nunez moved to Los Angeles to pursue his career in fashion. Soon, he arrived in New York City with $400 to his name and got a job as a pattern maker. Within a few years he rose to Head Pattern Maker, managing a large team.
As his career took off, he became an Atelier Manager and Production Director at leading couture houses including Marchesa, and Reem Acra, among others. Refining his craft in construction, draping and cutting, he is now known for his craftsmanship and elegant, timeless silhouettes.