Danielle Frankel keeps surprising us with every collection, and Spring 2027 is no exception. A lighter expression of the designer’s interplay between hard and soft, it’s the kind of bridal collection that is bound to end up on a lot of Pinterest boards.
Photo: Annemarieke van Drimmelen
This season, the signature hand-painted and pigment-printed silk wool returns, reimagined through micro pleating for an added layer of dimension, and the technique is extended to linen organza for the first time. Concentric rings of trapunto stitching cascade into bubble hems, scalloped elderflower lace traces undulating seams, and Lyon lace and micropleated soft tulle flounces and peplums soften peaked waistlines and hems.
The gowns are styled with vintage lace crowns sprigged with feathers, delicate chains of hand-dyed lace, and dip-dyed silk florals with Chantilly lace accents. Spring 2027 is introduced through a series of images created in collaboration with photographer Annemarieke van Drimmelen.
Photo: Annemarieke van Drimmelen
