I create a personal and unique relationship with each client. I aim to create a wedding dress that expresses your personality, and fits like a glove. 

In 2007, I created the name Larimeloom to encapsulate what I wanted to bring forth: a vision of craftsmanship that originates from my aesthetic and is channelled though the cut, the materials and the slow, careful art of hand-making. 

My muses are the women that choose wear my wedding dresses. Fabric becomes form, in harmony with the essence of the woman it is made for.

I specialise in color wedding dresses.

Tradition, (or may we call it “habit”), has led us to associate the concept of a wedding dress with white. 

Ivory when you are feeling daring, blush for the really unconventional.

To me, white is just another color, one expression of a range of color options that spans the whole rainbow spectrum.

In my vision of bridal wear, the dress is a tool of self expression, an adornment whose exclusive purpose is to encapsulate and showcase the you that you wish to embody that day. 

Appearing beautiful is a consequence of the harmony achieved through this embodyment.

When you think about a custom wedding dress, it seems impossible to create one without going to a bridal Atelier in person to take measurements... unless you have the right technique!

Since day one, I’ve been dedicated to developing wedding dress designs that break the barrier of distance, without compromising a perfect fit, no alterations needed. 
Everything starts with the design, your photos, and a few measurements. 

This is why communication and a personal, individual relationship with each client is central to my creative process.

Vogue UK has selected me as one of the 8 eco-conscious wedding dress designers they love. I am thrilled and honored by this recognition.