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Foxglove

Delicate, ethereal and beautifully feminine, Foxglove is a gown for the bride drawn to intricate detail and effortless romance.

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A softly fitted cami-style bodice is layered with delicate floral lace, finished with fine lace-capped sleeves and slender spaghetti straps. At the back, an elegant keyhole opening reveals a little skin while maintaining a beautifully considered sense of coverage. A row of buttons runs down the back, adding a timeless bridal detail and completing the silhouette beautifully.

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The classic half-circle skirt gives Foxglove a lovely sense of weight and movement, while retaining an airy, almost floating quality as you walk. The result is a gown that feels light and ethereal without losing its graceful presence.

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Built-in cups are thoughtfully fitted into the bodice to provide discreet, comfortable support, allowing you to feel beautifully held throughout the day.

This version of Foxglove is shown in a soft blush, bringing a subtle warmth and individuality to the delicate floral lace. It can also be handcrafted in ivory for a more traditional bridal finish — equally beautiful in its own way.

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Handcrafted to your measurements in our Hampshire studio, Foxglove is a celebration of delicate craftsmanship, feminine detail and effortless comfort.

Romantic, ethereal and quietly enchanting — entirely Sophie Rose.

 

from £2600

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All of our gowns are hand crafted and made to order in our Hampshire studio. All gowns can be customised, mixing design elements and fabrics from across the Sophie Rose Bridal collections to create your perfect dress. 

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Please allow at least 6 months for the creation of your gown. Rush orders are available, please get in touch as soon as possible. 

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If you're unable to visit our studio in Hampshire, please enquire for a virtual appointment or to discuss International shipping. 

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