The lookbook

Wedding dresses made in a one-room atelier in Ljubljana - the cloth, the hours by hand and the fittings behind each one.

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A narrow silk-crepe column with a boat neck and a back open to the waist.

Six layers of silk tulle over a plain bodice, cut so it moves before she does.

Silk organza with sleeves gathered by hand, on a body that stays quiet.

Bias-cut silk satin with nothing on it, which is the hardest thing to make.

Her mother's duchesse satin, out of a box after thirty-six years, recut to her.

A wool-crepe wedding coat over a plain slip, for a January afternoon.

Her grandmother's corded lace, cut apart motif by motif and rejoined onto new tulle.

A cropped silk top and a high-waisted skirt, so half of it gets worn again.

Short, plain, silk, with sleeves. Made in five weeks for a Thursday morning.

A plain column with a silk cape that comes off after the ceremony.