For almost two decades, couturier Brad Webb of darb Bridal Couture has been crafting exquisite works of bridal art from his Brisbane Arcade salon and workshop. A three-time winner of the Australian Fashion Design Awards – Supreme Award (among countless others), his breathtaking creations are designed with the most luxurious Italian silks, French laces and speciality fabrics with a true artisan finish. And though he draws inspiration from the grand couturiers of the past, each of Brad’s bespoke gowns feels uniquely contemporary. Imagine 1950s Dior glamour brought into the now with the skill and boundless creativity of a master. Timeless, yet designed to stop traffic. Working with darb to bring your couture dreams to life is an experience you’ll cherish.
A moment with Brad
Q: YOUR LABEL IN THREE WORDS …
Elegant, timeless tailoring.
Q: A TOP TIP FOR BRIDES CONSIDERING COUTURE?
Embrace the process and enjoy the collaboration. It is a joy to see your gown evolve before your eyes. And don’t stress — you’re in safe hands.
Q: FAVOURITE LOOKS FOR 2024?
Exquisite silk duchess satin. Always a fan of silk organza and its matte finish, and I can’t help but love a custom bow.
Q: YOU’RE ALWAYS INSPIRED BY …
Transferring all the bride’s emotions along with her taste, style, image, and personality into the most important gown she will wear.
Q: WHAT’S ON THE darb PLAYLIST?
Well, we like to create in silence in the atelier, but if we need some inspiration, my go-to is Madam Butterfly.
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