The Giadi Gown is a whisper of elegance, a reverie in heavy silk crepe. With its statuesque silhouette, it slips over the body like calm water, smooth and certain, holding the curve of the waist before drifting into a soft, sweeping train. The front is serene, with a high bateau neckline that skims the collarbones like a breath—restrained, reverent, composed. But as the bride turns, the gown reveals its secret: a deep, plunging back that opens like a sigh, bold in its simplicity, quietly seductive.

This is a gown born from balance—of strength and softness, of tradition and modernity. It speaks in stillness, moves with intention. There is no fuss, no excess—only form, fabric, and feeling. One of Lola Varma’s original creations, the Giadi is not merely worn, it is inhabited. Iconic in its understatement, timeless in its truth.