One of the very thrilling reasons for my job has been in a privileged enough position so that you can watch our industry evolve and innovate – to become the first to spot rising new designers because they push boundaries, break molds and redefine the current bride's big day wardrobe.

Earlier this season, I, featured designs – a fashion label located in London, that creates affordable, lavish, and modern wedding gowns. I fell deeply in love with the designer's beautiful aesthetic, shapes and silhouettes. Today I have the pleasure of sharing new designs along with you, thanks to this stunning shoot with images bathed within the glorious Autumn light from the South coast of England.

"This shoot was inspired by my discovery of those overlooked treasures, their quiet enchantment becoming a guide for my new collection. For example, the monochrome visual in our shoot was directly inspired by the chalky whiteness of the Seven Sisters cliffs, which became the perfect backdrop for that saturated evening light we'd on the day. It gave the entire shoot rich, warm hues which were just ideal for an autumn-themed shoot."

Flowers

"This is a beauty spot extremely popular with locals. Even on the road, the miles of rolling grassland and twinkling sheen in the sea is captivating. It's a landscape that's changing moment to moment, yet constant and comforting in the familiarity."

"From above, the cliffs look stark and white, but while you descend to the beach you start to see a variety of layers of rock and countless whites, creams, ochre, and grey. So as I started to think about flowers, greys, lavender, browns, and whites being a focal point for that palette. The washed-out tones mimicked the weather-beaten cliff edge, and also the low sun selected the bronze from the brown leaves rusty Chrysanths."



Styling

"It was vital that showcase outfits that brides could wear during colder weather", says Ensi, "so we centered on bridal pieces with long sleeves, heavier and warmer fabric in addition to darker colors."

"Our muse was an alternate, non-traditional bride seeking to wear an outfit that feels right today, and can also look great inside a picture two decades from now. With this in mind, I chose pieces which were timeless within their simplicity but were built with a modern twist nonetheless."

"Texture and movement play a large role during my design process and also the first look was by pointing out the light, airy softness of tulle. The clean and simple design highlights the fineness of the delicate fabric which makes it look too girly."

"With the 2nd outfit, I was going for any more romantic look having a hint of boho. The oatmeal color from the dress is ideal for an autumn wedding and helps to create a beautiful contrast using the white lace, highlighting the lacesí intricate floral patterns. With long sleeves along with a medium weight cotton lining, this dress doesn't only look wonderful in autumn but keeps the cold out as well."

"Minimalist brides will like the next outfit. A simple, easy-going silhouette and classic boat neckline get this dress flattering and graceful. It is made from unique silk knit having a luxurious feel and stylish drape. Lined having a cotton knit, this dress flows as softly because it feels."

Makeup

"We wanted a clean, innocent look that highlights the models’ natural splendor. mixed an easy foundation by having an illuminator to provide the base a luminous finish and topped that off having a blush stick along with a highlighter stick."

"This was set utilizing a little bit of translucent powder having a glowy finish, developing a fresh, natural look. She complimented this with slightly stronger eye shadows, where she used a peachy brown base along with a little bit of mascara."

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