The Runway of Flowers

A stage where silk and lace meet petals and stems. For this collection, the runway itself became a garden in motion brides walking not with traditional bouquets, but with sculptural creations that blurred the line between accessory and artwork.

Each piece was conceived as part of a true haute couture collection: some bold and avant-garde, weaving architecture into flowers; others delicate, light, prêt-à-porter in their simplicity. From garlands cascading like living jewelry to wreaths of roses carried like crowns, from airy blossoms floating on white bamboo arcs to dense spheres of textured green, every bouquet spoke its own language of form and feeling.

It was not just a show of dresses, but a show of bouquets. A statement that flowers, too, can command the runway, expressing personality, poetry, and style.