IDAN Spring 2026 Bridal Collection

Elizabeth’s Court

Inspired by the silhouettes, jewelry-art and regal patterns of the ladies of Elizabeth the First’s court (my favorite Queen), I took the classic cuts and updated them for modern times.

COLLECTION FEATURES

  • Ball gowns
  • Corsets
  • Mermaid shape dresses
  • Mini dresses
  • Three dimensional hand crafted flowers
  • Recurring motive of drop pearls

IDAN

MATERIALS

  • Satins of different types
  • Brocade
  • Crepes
  • Laces
  • Radzmir
  • Tules
  • Beading
  • Pearls
  • Drop Pearls
  • Sequins

TECHNIQUES

  • All dresses built and stitched with haute couture techniques -giving attention to most delicate details.
  • Mini dresses use the techniques of crinoline with boning.
  • Working on the craftsmanship of the corsets with lower basques and unique necklines.
  • Creating different types of pearl jewelry carefully placed on the dresses.

ACCESSORIES

Chokers, sleeves, gloves, necklaces and jewelry sewn onto the dresses, act as my interpretation of the accessories adorned by the women of court.

NAMING

Each name was taken from Elizabeth’s court, the women and their titles.

GOAL

My aim is to make the bride feel flawless, magical, like a true queen.

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Hannah Longman
Hannah Longman
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