Muslin is a simple plain-weave textile made out of cotton and available in varying weights and finishes
In addition to bridal, her brand expands into bridesmaids, menswear, haute couture, accessories and multiple collabs
Think structured satin, dramatic trains, off-the-shoulder necklines, and lace that feels couture without the fuss
Pair your floral dress with polished accessories like classic heels, delicate jewelry, and a stylish clutch to complete your outfit
The high-neck design with long sleeves offers a refined touch, while the dramatic, figure-hugging skirt flows out to the floor in a stylish mermaid shape
(Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret were both fans of the silhouette, and the latter wore a cream dress by the designer to Ascot in 1952.) While it was long known that there were certain expectations around what to wear Ascot, it was only in 2012 that the event organizers released a formal style guide for racegoers, outlining dress code regulations for the Royal Enclosure and the Queen Anne Enclosure to help racegoers to dress appropriately for the occasion