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Sara the Dressmaker, a fashion design house specialized in couture has introduced its 2021 collections in a campaign dubbed 'The Bridal Journey'.
'The Bridal Journey' showcases the bride's choice of dresses for each stage of the wedding process. It shows the traditional dress, the bridal robe, the mother's dress, and the ball gown
The designer calls the ball gown, one-piece Corset Batavia Lettuce Ball Gown. It took 35 days of hard work, 2000 yards of horsehair, 165 bridal organdy, 48 yards of bridal Satin to finish the gown
According to the Creative Director, Sarah Abbey, her inspiration came from the beauty of nature. Sarah maintains that God is the best designer. She got the idea from the leafy plant lettuce, the sea waves, and the peacock.Â
The Ivory ball gown has the nature of the lettuce and ball nature of the gown is similar to a peacock when it spreads its feathers.
The Bridal Journey features the 2019 Miss Malaika winner, Phylis Vesta Boison as the bride, and Akumaa Mama Zimbi (AMZ) as the mother of the bride.
Sara the Dressmaker continues to dazzle followers with contemporary and traditional designs.
Bridal Journey is expected to be a quarterly event in Ghana.
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