Bhldn, Anthropologie’s wedding brand known for their thoughtfully curated wedding shop for all things bridal and occasion, and Maison Sully, premiere Los Angeles based vintage bridal atelier, announced the launch of an exclusive capsule collection curated to showcase the best of bridal style from the 1940s to the 1990s. This collaboration is a first for both brands, bringing to market an upcycled curated capsule of reimagined vintage bridal in an assortment of gowns, separates, and accessories.
“Over the course of the past two years we have seen emerging interest in vintage and sustainable wedding options as our customers are more carefully considering the way they shop, live, and now marry,” says General Merchandise Manager of Bhldn, Lori Conley. “When exploring the perfect partner to collaborate with we knew it had to be someone who specialized in bridal specifically. Maison Sully was effortlessly able to source pieces from around the globe that transcend decades and appeal to the modern-day sensibilities of our brides.”
“Maison Sully’s semi-custom approach to vintage, tailoring completely unique pieces to capture the vision of the wearer and the intimate essence of the occasion, felt so aligned with Bhldn, a brand catering to the bride in search of unusually beautiful things,” says Maison Sully Founder, Melissa Sullivan. “This capsule collection features Maison Sully’s first multi-piece series of ‘upcycled’ garments, as well as a curated selection of fully-restored treasures from private collections around the world.”
A curated assortment is now available to purchase.
