Monvieve

Owning a Monvieve means celebrating your wedding day with generations of daughters to come.

08/26/2025

Barbara Hepworth carved silence into form. Her sculptures breathe with landscape. Openings that hold space for light, shadow, and the body moving through them.

Monvieve looks to her language of balance and abstraction. Veils, too, can sculpt. Not worn as ornament, but as form in motion. Cut to frame. Built to hold softness. Always in dialogue with the body they adorn.
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08/21/2025

A bride unbound. The Fausta veil on the loose, sweeping through New York’s rough geometry. Part sculpture, part apparition.

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08/19/2025

San Martino, in full light.

couture paired with the Manon Headpiece by .leourier for Monvieve.

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08/12/2025

Structure, rendered in lace.
Model wears the Serena veil by Monvieve

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WWD Spring 2026 Bridal
Gown | House of Gilles
Hat & gloves |
Earrings |
Rings |
Photographed by Ricardo Beas for
Styled at

08/07/2025

Louise Nevelson’s Frozen Laces – Two feels like a veil in negative space. Wood carved into shadow. Silence arranged into structure.

Her work holds the same duality we seek in veil-making. Form and light. Architecture and softness. A tension between concealment and declaration.

At Monvieve, lace becomes language. The veil becomes sculpture. Nothing is ornamental. Everything is intention.
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08/05/2025

Backstage at .
in the ‘Violette’ veil by Monvieve.

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Photography by Sarah Costa and Eléonore Tornev for Barcelona Bridal Fashion Week

07/31/2025

Gaultier on asphalt.

Manon Headpiece by Monvieve
Photographer
Model wears Jean Paul Gaultier Haute Couture
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07/29/2025

Garden of Eden
Veil by Monvieve
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07/24/2025

Crafted in the mid-19th century by Italian sculptor Raffaelle Monti, The Veiled Lady is a triumph of illusion. The marble veil clings to the face like silk, capturing a breath, a moment, a soul suspended.

Sculptors of this period sought to defy the weight of their material to carve what felt like movement, translucency, air.

At Monvieve, the veil follows a similar philosophy. To drape structure in softness. To shape what moves. To render emotion in layers so fine, they barely touch the skin.

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07/22/2025

Backstage at Vivienne Westwood.
For the bride who moves between heritage and modernity.

Model wearing the Gabriella Mantellina veil by Monvieve.

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Gabriella Mantellina Veil by Monvieve
Photography Sarah Costa and Eléonore Tornev for Barcelona Bridal Fashion Week

07/20/2025

The veil has always held a duality. Concealment and revelation, ritual and rebellion.

At Maison Margiela, it became a tool of abstraction. First under Martin’s
direction and continuing through the house’s present vocabulary, the veil obscures and transforms. It invites reflection on identity, presence, and the gaze.

When fashion meets ceremony, the veil becomes more than adornment. It becomes expression. And in that quiet tension, Monvieve finds its voice.
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