Spring 2026
Inez speaks in quiet elegance. A draped, crossover-pleated sweetheart bodice in subtly rose-patterned lustrous silk sets the tone to a fitted natural waist, while a fluid crepe-satin skirt skims the body and falls clean to a chapel train — no embellishment, no petticoat, just the fabric doing what it does best. An oversized detachable bow elevates it to couture, and covered-button opera gloves lend an old-Hollywood air.
More about Modern Trousseau
Modern Trousseau is an American bridal house, founded in 1986, with its own atelier in Connecticut. Each gown is cut to more than thirty of the bride’s measurements and sewn from French and Italian silks and laces, never a size off the rack. Necklines, sleeves, silhouettes and trains can all be tailored to the bride.
