Atelier Heritage Edition

Filmed at Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte near Paris, Atelier Heritage Edition enters the space of a French estate without trying to recreate the past literally. The architecture of the estate and the garden only sharpen the main contrast of the collection: historical solemnity meets the modern plasticity of the dress. In this dialogue, WONÁ Atelier leaves room for both light ivory and black.

Chantilly lace imposes a subtle pattern, satin holds a smooth plane, and taffeta and organza collect volume. Corset bodices draw a clear upper line. Then the form diverges: A-silhouettes fall from the waist ball gowns unfold a wide skirt, straight models keep vertical. Floral motifs and flowers add relief, and black fragments make it more expressive.

Most of the looks have transformed elements: removable upper skirts, sleeves or capes change the volume and silhouette. The couture scale here is not limited to museum stylization — the dress comes to life in motion. You can see how chantilly, taffeta and removable layers behave on samples in Lviv; orders are delivered in Ukraine.