This Silk Taffeta and Silk Gazar gown was designed with the young modern bride in mind. The strapless A-line dress is thoughtfully planned and the art lies in the seams. The seams are unconventionally placed within the dress accentuating the body. The structural bow at the bodice adds a feminine touch to the structured dress. The V-back is designed in a T-form shape to add drama.

Available in  the FIVE BASIC colors.  The opening price range is $2000 - $3000.

Hollow to hem orders available.
Available in sizes 2-18

The Queen scene for Alice was a tricky one for the designer. There is a certain element that you can't do without in this shot. "It is perhaps one of my favorite parts of the book. But, unfortunately I just couldn't picture the scene without the 'playing cards'. So I decided to have Alice painting a playing card rather than helping the playing cards paint the roses red, that which enraged the queen to cut off 'their heads,'" replies Jorge Manuel.

The designer chose the dress because of its beautiful back. The symmetry within the picture divided by the easel and playing cards is exactly what Jorge Manuel wanted. Both characters run parallel between each other, but at different ends of emotions. The angry queen was no match for sweet innocent Alice.