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November 3, 2022

TRUST THE PROCESS – KOSIBAH COUTURE GOWN THALIA.

The creation of Kosibah couture bridal gown Thalia from Atelier to Runway.

Fitted sheath strapless gown with ruched empire line bodice. Puddle train. Hand stitched Lace appliques down the centre of the gown. Detachable Tulle Watteau cathedral train. Lace appliques hand stitched unto the hem edge.

Please play the video to view the process.

Hand stitching appliques unto the gown
Hand stitching appliques unto the gown
The completed gown on the dress stand
The completed gown with the removable watteau train attached
Close details of the ruched soft sweetheart neckline
Close details of the hand stitched appliques on the front bodice
Close details of the hand stitched appliques on the centre skirt front
The gown showing its chapel length train
Front view of the gown with the removable watteau train attached
Back view of the gown with the removable watteau train attached
Kosibah gown Thalia shot on location in Barbados by Keith Cephus
Kosibah gown Thalia shot on location in Barbados by Keith Cephus

What are your thoughts or questions about the process involved in the creation of this gown? Please leave your comments below.

August 4, 2022

TRUST THE PROCESS – KOSIBAH BRIDE MORGAN ELIAS.

Behind the scenes clips of the creation of Kosibah Bride Morgan’s couture bridal gown from toile (prototype of the gown in muslin) to her walking down the aisle.

Morgan wore a ballgown silhouette gown in sequinned organza fabric with a silk duchesse satin underlay and embellished with hand-sewn bespoke beaded appliqués. The corseted bodice has a sweetheart neckline, off the shoulder cap sleeves, and tie up fastening detail behind. The ballgown skirt has a cathedral length detachable train. The ensemble is finished with a cathedral length veil trimmed with the same bespoke beaded appliqués.

Morgan’s wedding reception took place at the MGM National Habor Hotel, Oxon Hill, MD.

Please play the video to view the process.

Here is the Google review left by Kosibah Bride Morgan.
Fitting the toile (prototype) of the gown
The toile with the detachable cathedral length train
The bespoke beaded applique before being trimmed down
Pieces of the back bodice with the appliques hand stitched in place
Layering the appliques unto the front bodice
Hand finishing the inside of the gown
stitching horsehair braid unto the overskirt hemline
Hand finishing the hemline of the gown
The cathedral veil with the detachable train in the background
The detachable train edged with horsehair braid
The back of the gown
Yemi lacing Morgan into her dress
Yemi sorting out the front of the gown
Kosibah Bride Morgan and her husband
Kosibah Bride Morgan and her husband

What are your thoughts or questions about the process involved in the creation of this gown? Please leave your comments below.

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