Less is More VI

Natural light and architectural clarity define Less is More VI. In the 2026 collection, satin, mikado, lace and tulle convey movement in different ways, while removable details leave room for changing the look.

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The Puglia sun falls on the dress in large light planes and immediately shows how precise a simple cut can be. It was in this environment that Less is More VI — the sixth part of Eva Lendel's minimalist line presented in 2026 — was filmed. The architecture of the villa here is not a decoration, but a natural continuation of the proportions.

Satin reflects light evenly, mikado and taffeta keep a more defined outline, while lace and tulle make the surface softer. There are wedding models A-silhouettes, ball gowns, cases and "mermaids"; each shape retains a clear outline. Straight and heart-shaped cutouts outline the top with simple lines, and floral motifs appear where the invoice is needed. Upper skirts and sleeves can be removed, bringing attention back to the baseline. In such models, one dress goes from a wider ceremonial silhouette to a calmer, almost graphic outline.

Less is More VI reads well up close: in the fold, the junction of fabrics, the ratio of bodice and skirt. These nuances are worth seeing on samples in Lviv. If you live in another city, the salon conducts online consultations and organizes delivery within Ukraine.