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Cult Gaia Steps Into the Wedding Aisle With First Bridal Collection Featuring Sculptural Dresses and Accessories

Cult Gaia Steps Into the Wedding Aisle With First Bridal Collection Featuring Sculptural Dresses and Accessories

By Kim Browne

Celebrity

Cult Gaia is bringing its sculptural designs to bridalwear. The fashion brand founded by Jasmin Larian Hekmat launched its first bridal collection on Tuesday, featuring a selection of white dresses with architectural lines and artful accessories.

Cult Gaia's bridal collection.
Cult Gaia’s bridal collection. Courtesy

“Cult Gaia has long been a destination for celebrating life’s most unforgettable moments, and our Bridal Collection is designed to be a part of those treasured memories. Crafted for the effortless bride, each piece is thoughtfully created to captivate, inspire, and evoke pure emotion on your most special days,” Hekmat said via statement.

Cult Gaia's bridal collection.
Cult Gaia’s bridal collection. Cult Gaia

Standout pieces from the collection include the Lillie knit dress, a mini-length silhouette with high neck and artful front cutouts; the Henley minidress, crafted of braided silk chiffon with a plunging sweetheart neckline; the Elinor minidress, made of floral lace; and the Ambrosine, a dress with an intricate braided bodice, halter neckline and skirt made of strips of silk.

Cult Gaia's bridal collection.
Cult Gaia’s bridal collection. Cult Gaia

Now available at cultgaia.com, the collection offers designs for different parts of a wedding, from the rehearsal dinner to the after party. It also features artful accessories, including the Florence clutch bag, which resembles a marbled acrylic vase of calla lilies, and the Ria sandal, a sculptural kitten heel sandal with calla lily structural detail. Price ranges from $428 to $3,498.

Cult Gaia's bridal collection.
Cult Gaia’s bridal collection. Cult Gaia

Headquartered in Los Angeles, Cult Gaia was founded in 2012 and became known for offering design items with a sculptural and artistic quality.

Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.

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