Calling all indie brides: We've found a wedding dress collection we think you'll love. Los Angeles designer Maria Korovilas has just launched her first bridal collection, and we're downright obsessed. Featuring stunning handcrafted embroidery and beading, the unconventional dresses are true works of art. With a range of colours and styles, the gowns are meant for brides, bridesmaids or guests.
As for her inspiration, Korovilas didn't have to look far: Her collection was influenced by her own nuptials last summer. "The nostalgic feel of the wedding venue, a glamorous 1920s estate, is a theme throughout the collection via the implementation of old techniques mixed with modern influences," the brand explained in a statement. "Gilded antiqued brass detailing, fluid silk silhouettes, beading and embroidery are all signature details of the new line." Get your Pinterest boards ready: These looks are the stuff dreams are made of.
Scroll down to shop Maria Korovilas's new bridal collection.
This stunning dress comes complete with antique brass beading.
All of this beautiful embellishment was done by hand.
The cold-shoulder trend is still going strong.
These 3D appliqués are so unique.
Long sleeves offset the plunging neckline on this ethereal number.
Want more inspo? The high street has some incredible affordable wedding dresses right now.
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