Confeti Spring 2016

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When did you become involved in fashion design? I have always been artistic from a very young age. As I was growing up, I started to become more and more interested in fashion and then I realise that I can study to become a fashion designer and make my dreams come true.

Why did you specialise in bridal gowns?

During my studies I did an internship with a bridal designer and fell in love with the industry instantly. Soon after my graduation I opened my own bridal fashion house.

How would you describe your personal style? I always try to highlight the most beautiful aspects of the female figure and emphasise femininity. I choose lavish fabrics which I decompose and create a whole new texture. I also love symmetry and always find new ways to incorporate symmetric elements in my designs.

What is your biggest achievement to date?

I feel that my biggest achievement in life is being a mother and raising my family.

Which bridal trends do you predict will be popular in 2016? Dropped shoulders, Slits of all sorts; side slits, front slits and back slits, and high definition fabrics that are high tech and make the dress look perfect on the body.

Where do you find inspiration for your gowns?

I seek inspiration from different sources for each collection. For my latest collection I drew inspiration from the Island of Santorini in Greece, which is one of the most beautiful and romantic places on earth.

Tell us about your average working day?

I spend every morning with my family, eating breakfast and getting ready to go to school and work. I then go to the studio and go over the day’s schedule to make sure production is running smoothly. 40 CONFETI CONFETI 40


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