Aether Collection
Astrid is a straight-neck corseted basque-waist ballgown in Mikado satin, finished with a sculptural bubble hem.
From the designer“I approached Aether as an exercise in precision.”Explore Astrid
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Maeve is an off-the-shoulder slim A-line gown in stretch crepe, shaped by a continuous folded neckline and controlled drape through the body.
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Aura is a scoop-neck pleated ballgown in Mikado, shaped with internal hip pads and considered pleated detailing.
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Ayre is a straight-neck draped A-line gown in matte satin, defined by asymmetrical pleats through the bodice and skirt.
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Lyra is a scoop-neck draped fit-and-flare gown in silk satin, shaped with a basque waist and shown with a sheer cape-style overlay.
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Nova is a two-piece bridal ensemble pairing a peplum sweetheart corset in matte satin with a full tulle skirt and train.
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Aelia is a scoop-sweetheart basque-waist gown in mirror satin, finished with draping and a slim A-line skirt.
Aether Collection
Valeria is a basque-waist fit-and-flare gown in silk satin, shaped with draping through the hip.
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Livia is a scoop-neck fit-and-flare gown in Chantilly lace over a Moroccan satin underlay, finished with draping and detachable fitted sleeves.
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Nymph is a draped strapless fit-and-flare gown shown in both sleeveless styling and with sculptural puff sleeves.
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Gaia is a high-halter satin column gown with an open back and an extended scarf-like neck detail.
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Kai is a strapless fit-and-flare gown with a draped neckline, diagonal torso shaping and a front skirt opening.
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Diana is a structured satin A-line gown with a wide sculpted neckline, folded shoulder bands and a front skirt opening.
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Wavea is a draped crepe A-line gown with a fitted bodice and soft off-the-shoulder bands.
Current collection
Modern forms, considered detail
From the designer
I approached Aether as an exercise in precision. Each gown begins with a clear silhouette, resolved through proportion, structure and the way fabric moves on the body. Sculpted bodices, defined waistlines and controlled volume sit alongside softer draping and fluid layers. Rather than adding detail for its own sake, I focused on the decisions that give a gown its character: the line of a neckline, the placement of a seam, the depth of a basque point and the fall of a skirt. The result is a collection of distinct modern forms—assured, considered and entirely individual.
Selected designs from previous collections.