If one wanted to proclaim this season Mark Ingram’s “golden season,” you wouldn’t be far off. With over two decades in the bridal industry, Ingram has opened his second atelier after launching his first atelier 22 years ago.
“This October marks what I call my ‘golden year,’ with a nod to the opening of my first Atelier twenty-two years ago, a milestone birthday, and the building and move to a brand new Atelier—as well, celebrating all of the brides and bridal fashion we have encountered throughout,” explained Mark Ingram.
Ingram’s new atelier is stunning, but even more stunning is his fall 2024 bridal collection. True to form Ingram’s fall 2024 bridal collection is comprised of classic bridal silhouettes with elements of modern accents, making this collection oh so appropriate for the modern bride.
What also stands out about this bridal outing is Ingram’s use of classic lines and embroideries that suggest movement, all inspired by flamenco dance styles and fashion of Seville. Ingram also employs interesting angles with a hint of asymmetrical influences which keeps this otherwise classic collection in the realm of current trends with a modern sensibility.
Images courtesy of Mark Ingram
Standout looks in this fall 2034 collection include, but are not limited to, the one shoulder diagonally seamed bodice A-line gown with a split skirt, soft squared ballet neckline tulle gown with cascading floral trellis embroidery, crescent-shaped strapless gown in celestial shower sparkle tulle with contour paneled bodice and pleated full A-line skirt, and crepe halter neck halter gown with cut-out back and contoured mermaid skirt.
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