Bridal blouse “Maggie 7”

The loose blouse made of coarse lace with floral motifs is loosely cut, but lets a little skin flash through under the tip. It can be worn wonderfully not only for the wedding but also just so casually. And it goes great with many bridal skirts and belts from my shop. The length here is about 55 cm, other lengths can be ordered. To do this, please simply measure the desired length at the front from the shoulder, over the chest to the desired length. I make all models to order in my Berlin studio. #madewithlove # madeinberlin #supportsmallbusiness The belt on the pictures can also be ordered here in the shop. Here is the link: https://www.etsy.com/de/listing/1108369073/brautgurtel-sweetheart-tree-2?ref=shop_home_active_8&frs=1 The Sweetheart Tree – the new bridal fashion collection 2022 by elbfeeberlin They say there’s a tree in the forest A tree that will give you a sign Come along with me to the Sweetheart Tree Come and carve your name next to mine. Songwriters: Henry Mancini/ Johnny Mercer There should be a tree in the forest One that gives you a sign Come with me to the treasure tree Come and carve your name next to mine. This ritual, which, I believe, has unfortunately gone a little out of fashion, I find enchanting. A couple in love walks through the forest and carves their own initials into the bark of a tree and wants to capture their affection forever. And what would be more appropriate than a tree – the tree as a symbol of a time, if perhaps not eternal, but at least a very very long time? And finally, after its death, the tree is still the basis for new life – a symbol of eternity. The “Sweetheart Tree” stands for many things that are important to me: love, nature, longevity, reliability, sustainability and in the truest sense of the word consistency. And the song “Sweetheart Tree” was wonderfully interpreted by the stunning Natalie Wood in the movie “The Great Race” by playing an emancipated woman who puts herself on an equal footing with the men and yet does not renounce love – exactly “my” bride. That’s why parts of the collection bear her first name or that of her film heroine – Maggie. With this collection, I have also gone one step further in terms of sustainability, because as many cuts as possible were made in zerowaste technology – i.e. without fabric waste during cutting. I was just as careful again in the choice of fabrics. You know me…