The art of duality: Roseroom’s soft silhouettes meet sharp structure

We’ve all been there, swiping through endless photos of all things bright, bold, and brilliantly over-the-top for the big day. But then there’s the bride who’s quietly been building a moodboard full of soft pastels, Parisian ease, and just the right amount of edge. For her, Roseroom’s Lumière et Lace is the perfect mix of girly and gutsy. Think corsets under jackets and skirts that sculpt your silhouette while letting you move like you’ve already nailed the sangeet choreography. It’s bridalwear that’s as much about strength as it is about romance—because why choose when you can have both? Let’s dive in and see how Roseroom is rewriting the bridal rulebook for 2025.

Organza, edge and everything in between

These lace skirts—like the minty Vert Céleste or the blush-toned Perle Rosée, don’t just skim your curves; they celebrate them, moving with you through every twirl (and toast). The tops, with their delicate hand embroidery and lace placements, reveal just the right amount of skin: subtle flirtation, never overdone. And the jacket is the perfect way to take the soft glam look up a notch with a bit more edge. Whether it’s a long, sheer organza layer or a cropped pearl-embellished piece, they add structure and polish without feeling stiff. This mix nails the perfect balance of softness and sharp tailoring, ready to carry you from your friend’s wedding all the way to your own engagement party.

Cinched and snatched

You can never go wrong with a little corset moment—it’s all the rage, and thankfully, no longer designed to crush your ribs. Once a symbol of medieval discomfort, today’s corsets are here for the right reasons: to flatter, not flatten. Think sculpted silhouettes that snatch you in all the right places while still letting you breathe and eat cake. Take that soft blue saree moment, with its lacey shimmer and contoured bodice, or Éclat de Lune’s off-shoulder number in Chantilly lace that drops just enough to show off your collarbone and your necklace. And the fact that it’s a rewearable separate? That’s the cherry on top.

Bridgerton drama, desi drape

Whether you're team off-the-shoulder or a cropped blouse all the way, these pastel lehengas serve bridal, but make it a painting. Think brushstrokes of blush, floral motifs, and the softest orange—like a Monet canvas had a meet-cute with an Indian wedding. It’s Barbie-core mixed with Bridgerton bride, wrapped in the timeless charm of Indian craftsmanship. And that drape? Light as air, dramatic in the best way. If you still want the classic lehenga silhouette but with a twist that feels fresh, this one’s your fairy tale with better tailoring.

Roseroom isn’t just about bridalwear; it’s about giving every bride the power to feel as stunning as she looks—and for that, Lumière et Lace should be your new best friend.

Catch this dream collection exclusively at The Wedding Collective and get ready to turn your bridal moodboard into reality.