Hanifa, a celebrity-favorite designer hailing from Washington, D.C., is venturing into wedding couture in her latest collection. The brand’s founder, Anifa Mvuemba, is unveiling her debut line of bridal gowns at her upcoming show on Oct. 15.

The acclaimed designer’s first display of Bridal gowns showcases ready-to-wear looks as well, expanding on the already popular dresses the Black-owned brand became a household name for. Hanifa’s official Instagram account made the announcement of its subsidiary line in a shared post.

“This collection represents the culmination of my years of experience in curation, attention to detail and exploration of the theme of love,” shared the founder and 2021 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund recipient. The show will be reveal the assortment of dresses to attendees at the Salamander Resort in Middlesburg, Virginia as part of the Fall Bridal Fashion week, confirmed by WWD.

Envisioned for “a woman without limits,” Hanifa Bridal seeks to create timeless yet innovative looks so that every soon-to-be Mrs. shines on her perfect day. Prior to her official dive into the fashion category, the visionary was already taking custom wedding dress orders for her diverse clientele as she built her emerging fashion empire.

Staying true to being a beacon of inclusivity for all body types, Hanifa Bridal will feature a wide range of sizes adorned with custom features, such as beading and feathers incorporated into the gowns. By also utilizing fabrics such as satin and silk to create a flowing silhouette, Hanifa will curate a moment of elegance fit for any and every bride.

While Mvuemba will start her entrance into bridal with dresses, she hopes to introduce accessories, such as veils, in future drops. For those planning a ceremony a little further down the road, the designer anticipates taking more clients for customized dress options on top of her pre-made assortment. Upcoming brides eager to indulge in the collection will be able to purchase from the brand’s online shop starting Oct.20.

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