Sareh Nouri Bridal 2014 Collection
Exclusive Interview
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In excitement of the release of New York-based designer Sareh Nouri’s latest bridal collection, ConfettiDaydreams.com takes great pleasure in presenting to our readers a look at her Fall 2014 Bridal Collection and an exclusive interview behind the scenes!PLUS! Scroll to the end for an exclusive behind the scenes interview with Sareh.
Sareh Nouri’s Fall 2014 Collection is as romantic and ethereal as a summer romance novel. Inspired by her recent collaboration with the French lace house, Sophie Hallette, Sareh Nouri’s latest collection is overflowing with exquisite laces, which Sareh confesses is what made this collection one of her personal favourites: “The laces are unique and hand made, which makes the gowns look magnificent,” says Sareh. Drooling all over her collection of gowns, we couldn’t agree with her more! Much of her collection is made up of A-line and trumpet style gowns, lace and illusion back designs and soft sweetheart necklines for an infusion of elegant femininity.
Sareh Nouri’s heavenly Fall 2014 Bridal Collection is currently available at select boutiques across the US, Canada and Asia. For more details, visit www.sarehnouri.com.
Sareh Nouri 2014 Bridal Collection: Delphine
Delphine
Featuring a Sophie Hallette lace sweetheart bodice that flows down into a trumpet-style skirt, the ornately beaded ivory Delphine is completed with detailed crystal buttons on the back and a detachable tulle skirt. (Retail Price: $5,800)
Sareh Nouri 2014 Bridal Collection: Field Of Love
Field Of Love
Field of Love features a trumpet style ruffled silk organza skirt and an illusion back design crafted from hand sewn lace with flower details by Sophie Hallette. (Retail Price: $6,500)
Sareh Nouri 2014 Bridal Collection: Lilly
Lilly
The sweetheart neckline bodice of Lilly features hand embellished crystals, which contrasts magically with her light ivory silk tulle ball gown skirt. (Retail Price: $5,300)
Sareh Nouri 2014 Bridal Collection: Ziba
Ziba
The ivory ruffled tulle skirt of Ziba is complemented by sparkling Swarovski crystals, which adorns her delicate V-neck handmade Sophie Hallette lace bodice and three quarter inch sleeves. (Retail Price: $6,300)
“I come from an art background and there are elements of art that are similar in designing dresses.” – Designer, Sareh Nouri
Sareh Nouri 2014 Bridal Collection: Allie
Allie (Available in White. Shown in Ivory)
Allie is adorned with a delicate layer of lace, from her strapless sweetheart neckline to her trumpet style skirt. (Retail Price: $2,990)
Sareh Nouri 2014 Bridal Collection: Amelie
Amelie (Available in White. Shown in Ivory)
A magical mix of French Alencon lace and chantilly lace illusion makes Amelie’s flattering A-line design, sweetheart neckline and detailed crystal sash shine! (Retail Price: $4,300)
Sareh Nouri 2014 Bridal Collection: Clara
Clara (Available in White. Shown in Ivory)
Clara showcases an alluring off the shoulder and French Alencon lace back design with a trail of beautiful buttons accenting the back. (Retail Price: $3,490)
Sareh Nouri 2014 Bridal Collection: Emerald
Emerald (Available in Ivory. Shown in Mint Green)
The natural trumpet style of Emerald is enhanced by her body of prized French Alencon lace by Sophie Hallette, strapless sweetheart neckline and series of crystal buttons accenting her back. (Retail Price: $5,650)
Sareh Nouri 2014 Bridal Collection: Estelle
Estelle
The long Chantilly lace sleeves of Estelle adds the perfect touch to her sheer sweetheart neckline, which flows down to her understated trumpet style skirt. (Retail Price: $4,390)
“A wedding gown is an emotional purchase. I always tell brides to do their research, but to stay open-minded.” – Designer, Sareh Nouri
Sareh Nouri 2014 Bridal Collection: Halina
Halina (Available in White. Shown in Ivory)
The short dress style of Halina is accentuated with an off-the-shoulder long sleeve trumpet coat in French Alencon lace. (Retail Price: $6,750)
Sareh Nouri 2014 Bridal Collection: Josephine
Josephine (Available in White. Shown in Ivory)
Josephine bewitches with her off-the-shoulder soft Chantilly lace back that is adorned with covered buttons and a chapel train. (Retail Price: $4,200)
Sareh Nouri 2014 Bridal Collection: Liza
Liza (Available in Ivory. Shown in Mint Green)
Crafted from French Alencon lace by Sophie Hallette, Liza is ravishing with a dramatic keyhole back design and offering the option of a detachable tulle skirt. (Retail Price: $4,500)
Sareh Nouri 2014 Bridal Collection: Marie Antoinette
Marie Antoinette (Available in White/Ivory. Shown in Grey)
Featuring off-the-shoulder cap sleeves and a rouged bodice, Marie Antoinette captivates with her ethereal hand made organza composition. (Retail Price: $4,290)
Sareh Nouri 2014 Bridal Collection: Queen Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth
The high neck and beaded Alencon lace long sleeving of Queen Elizabeth exudes an enviable gracefulness. (Retail Price: $6,590)
Sareh Nouri 2014 Bridal Collection: Ramsey
Ramsey (Available in White. Shown in Ivory)
The silk shantung skirt and bow sash adorning Ramsey’s A-line frame adds to the appeal of her stunning French Alencon lace back design and cap sleeves. (Retail Price: $3,750)
Sareh Nouri 2014 Bridal Collection: Skylar
Skylar (Available in White. Shown in Ivory)
The trumpet style of Skylar is beautified with French Alencon lace, Swarovski crystal accents and a statement sheer neckline and illusion back design. (Retail Price: $3,990)
Behind The Scenes Exclusive
Interview With Sareh Nouri
After searching in vain for “The One”, Sareh decided to design her own wedding dress. Not only did she wear her dream gown, but Sareh also found herself on the path to realising her dream of becoming one of the top bridal wear designers…
I come from an art background and there are elements of art that are similar in designing dresses. I was always inspired by art. I loved to paint at an early age and took lessons from a prominent painter in Iran. I never got tired or bored from anything that was artistic and I always went back to it. During my college years I geared towards graphic design since it was digital and artistic and got my degree.
Sareh tells us how destiny pulled her from her artistic background into the direction of the bridal industry.
In 2009 when I was looking for my own wedding dress I had a hard time finding the dress I was looking for. I decided to design my own wedding dress!
After my wedding I moved to the New York Metro area. I fell in love with the bridal industry and started working for a high-end bridal salon. Working at the salon was like fashion school for me. I learned the fabrics, cuts, and what the brides were looking for. I met couture dressmakers who also motivated me and it all came together.
Sareh reveals that her key source of inspiration lies in her brides finding ‘The One’.
The highlight of my design career happens every time a bride to be is wearing a Sareh Nouri gown and says, “this is it”. It’s an incredible feeling that inspires me to continue.
The Sareh Nouri Signature Style
Inspired by the qualities that she herself sought in her own wedding gown, Sareh describes the signature style of a Sareh Nouri wedding gown.
The Sareh Nouri signature style is classic, elegant, one-of-a-kind, romantic and timeless.
The Creative Process
From conception to production, Sareh lets us in on the behind-the-scenes creative process of designing one of her signature gowns.
Designing a gown takes time and patience . You will be surprised how detailed designing a gown is, from picking out the fabric, doing the sketch, and working with the sample makers. Even if you have a perfect vision of what you want it could all change in the process.
Bridal Wear Trends for 2014
Elements of the upcoming 2014 bridal season’s trends are found throughout the Sareh Nouri Fall 2014 Bridal Collection.
The current trends for my collection include lace, illusion necklines, dresses with sleeves and a touch of sparkle!
Advice for Selecting the Perfect Wedding Gown
Sareh shares her pearls of wisdom for brides searching for The One – their perfect wedding dress.
- A wedding gown is an emotional purchase. I always tell brides to do their research, but to stay open-minded. We must remember that just because the gowns look gorgeous in a magazine doesn’t mean that we will fall head over heels in love when we try one on.
- Pick the styles you like (sleeves or no sleeves, full or slim-fitting, trumpet), but it could change once you try them on!
- And be honest with your consultant regarding budget and in the end you will benefit by finding “the one”.
Brides from abroad can access the latest Sareh Nouri Fall 2014 Bridal Collection from a handful of international locations, with her bridal line soon to be available further abroad. Prices are accurate as of December 2013. To find out more details, visit www.sarehnouri.com. Keep updated with Sareh Nouri’s designs by liking and following her social media profiles below:
Facebook.com/SarehNouri | Instagram.com/SarehNouri | Twitter.com/SarehNouriCredits
Look Book 2014 (Central Park) | Photography: Laura Gordon Photography | Select Laces: House of Sophie Hallette | Veils and Headpieces: Liv Hart for Enchanted Atelier| Hair: Magda’s Designs | Make Up: Liz Wegrzyn | Cake: Lael Cakes