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Liora — Ivory Mikado Two-Piece Wedding Dress with Peplum Detail

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USD $3611.99

A structured two-piece bridal dress in lustrous ivory Mikado silk, featuring an architectural peplum top and clean-lined column skirt.

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Details & Specifications

Silhouette	Two-Piece Column
Fabric	Mikado Silk
Color	Ivory
Feature	Peplum Detail
Back Style	Covered Buttons
Train	None

Description

Liora — Architectural Bridal Beauty

The Liora merges fashion-forward design with bridal tradition through a sculpted peplum top in heavyweight Mikado silk and a streamlined column skirt with a discreet side slit. The peplum's sharp folds create a striking waistline silhouette that flatters every figure. Each piece is constructed from your bespoke measurements, with internal boning and stays ensuring the architectural shape holds throughout the day. This is couture confidence for the bride who leads, not follows.

Command the Room

There is a moment when you catch your reflection — peplum sharp, skirt sleek, posture perfect — and you realize this dress doesn't just fit your body, it matches your energy. Walking into the reception, the clean lines and sculptural silhouette turn heads without a single embellishment needed. You are the statement.

The Precision of Mikado

Mikado silk is prized for its structure — a crisp hand that holds shape without bulk. The Liora's fabric is sourced from a Japanese mill specializing in bridal-weight Mikado, where each bolt is inspected for consistent lustre. The peplum's folds are pressed and hand-tacked into position using a couture technique that ensures they maintain their architectural precision from first look to last dance.