by ateliercaterina | May 4, 2026 | Uncategorized
June 1 marks 100 years of Marilyn In honor of Marilyn Monroe’s 100th birthday, I created a vintage-inspired front page–celebrating her life, legacy, and lasting influence. If you are one of the many planning to celebrate her centenary birthday, and still...
by ateliercaterina | Feb 1, 2026 | Fashion History
Honoring Black History Month When people speak about iconic American wedding gowns, they often mention Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy’s 1953 bridal dress—romantic, hand-crafted, and unforgettable. What’s far less known is the name of the woman who created it: Anne Lowe, a...
by ateliercaterina | Jan 20, 2026 | The Atelier Experience
Choosing Fabrics That Tell a Story The Design Process Behind a Pink Minimalist Wedding Dress Inspired by Audrey Hepburn When designing a vintage‑inspired garment, fabric is never a secondary decision—it is the story itself. In this installment of The Design Process,...
by ateliercaterina | Jan 14, 2026 | Atelier Journal
A Romantic Vision: What a Musician Named Taylor Might Wear on Her Wedding Day Some brides choose tradition. Others choose trend. But when imagining what a celebrated musician named Taylor might wear on her wedding day, it feels natural to envision something more...
by ateliercaterina | Jan 14, 2026 | Couture Craft
Blog Anne Lowe: American Couture’s Best-Kept Secret Feb 1, 2026 | Fashion History | 0 CommentsAnne Lowe, a trailblazing Black couturier, designed Jacqueline Kennedy’s legendary 1953 wedding gown. Despite her brilliance, she faced financial struggles and...
