The Event Lady loves to share news on our bridal industry's fashion world, and since September has all Mondays lined up in our blog's editorial calendar as: "Wedding and Quince Fashion Mondays"; today seemed like the perfect time to tell you about this 2009 Bridal Collection by Gilles Montezin.
This creative artist began his design career at Paris’s legendary L’Ecole de la Haute Couture; he later moved on to design costume gowns for The Opera Bastille under the direction of some of Paris’s most famous designers, Loris Azzaro and Christian Lacroix. Montezin launched his couture line in 2004, and now in 2009 made his debut with his elegant Bridal Collection.
This talented designer's main goal is to make each bride's dreams come true, giving them the gown they envision, and the look they have dreamed of always for their long awaited, wedding day. He uses superb fabrics that flow with ease, and a Trademark Corset inside every gown; "Le Cinch", as he has named his corset, is a second cousin to the corsets of long ago; this designer builds a comfy version inside every Gilles Montezin bridal gown.
What a concept! ("The Event Lady" would love one these "Le Cinch" contraptions built into her every day wear.") Even Jessica Parker from the TV program "Sex and the City" have been touched by Gilles fashion-style.
Montezin's old-world couture bridal gown designs feature emphasis on the female curvature and focus on the slimming effect of the woman's silhouette. This beautiful collection of gowns, ("which by the way, can be also used by a quinceañeras as well.") can be made for women of all sizes. I like to contradict the ever popular saying, by making the following statement, "Women are not like perfumes, the best ones do not come in small flasks, better still, some of us come in generous size bottles.") So I am so glad Gillen remembered, and goes up to size 18W by special order only.
In New York Visit his Showroom located at:
325 West 38th Street, Suite 510, New York, NY 10018 or, at the well know store of Kleinfeld, by Appointment only.
My Readers, may visit him on the Web at: http://gillesmontezin.com/
Showroom Telephone: 646-755-3711
Happy Bridal Gown Shopping,
The Event Lady
This creative artist began his design career at Paris’s legendary L’Ecole de la Haute Couture; he later moved on to design costume gowns for The Opera Bastille under the direction of some of Paris’s most famous designers, Loris Azzaro and Christian Lacroix. Montezin launched his couture line in 2004, and now in 2009 made his debut with his elegant Bridal Collection.
This talented designer's main goal is to make each bride's dreams come true, giving them the gown they envision, and the look they have dreamed of always for their long awaited, wedding day. He uses superb fabrics that flow with ease, and a Trademark Corset inside every gown; "Le Cinch", as he has named his corset, is a second cousin to the corsets of long ago; this designer builds a comfy version inside every Gilles Montezin bridal gown.
What a concept! ("The Event Lady" would love one these "Le Cinch" contraptions built into her every day wear.") Even Jessica Parker from the TV program "Sex and the City" have been touched by Gilles fashion-style.
Montezin's old-world couture bridal gown designs feature emphasis on the female curvature and focus on the slimming effect of the woman's silhouette. This beautiful collection of gowns, ("which by the way, can be also used by a quinceañeras as well.") can be made for women of all sizes. I like to contradict the ever popular saying, by making the following statement, "Women are not like perfumes, the best ones do not come in small flasks, better still, some of us come in generous size bottles.") So I am so glad Gillen remembered, and goes up to size 18W by special order only.
In New York Visit his Showroom located at:
325 West 38th Street, Suite 510, New York, NY 10018 or, at the well know store of Kleinfeld, by Appointment only.
My Readers, may visit him on the Web at: http://gillesmontezin.com/
Showroom Telephone: 646-755-3711
Happy Bridal Gown Shopping,
The Event Lady
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