YUDASHKIN House presents the new Valentin Yudashkin Light Holds Silhouette collection, an exploration of form, light, and craft, where a wedding dress becomes the architecture of the moment.

The collection philosophy
The Bridal-line continues the House’s key code — precision of cut, discipline of silhouette and attention to the inner architecture of the product. Silhouettes range from graphic "mermaids" to voluminous models with multi-layered skirts. Even the voluminous shapes retain a sense of focus and balance.

"For me, this collection is about the moment when a bride feels both fragility and inner strength. It was important for us to create dresses that do not suppress the individual, but rather emphasize it through form, color, and movement," says Galina Yudashkina, Creative Director of YUDASHKIN.


Each corset is created based on the features of a woman’s figure. The internal structure is designed separately from the decorative layer, which allows for the preservation of the silhouette’s accuracy while maintaining the visual lightness of the fabric.

Materials and decorative language
The collection features dense silk-satin, Italian duchesse, gazars, chiffons and multi-layered tulle. The contrast of textures becomes a key technique: the smooth surface of the corset is juxtaposed with lace appliqué, and the sequined fabric is paired with architectural draping.
White in the collection is presented in a complex palette – from cold porcelain to warm cream.
This nuanced range highlights the bride’s individuality and works as an extension of her natural light.
"This collection owes its diversity to pearls. Pearls come in a wide range of colors, from creamy and milky shades to warm tones and pure, cold white. We have explored the harmony of pearls in the nuances of white, where each shade works perfectly together," says Anna Nalich, the designer of the collection.
The multi-layered effect is achieved by combining different shades of netting and tulle, creating a soft moiré effect and depth of color when the fabric moves.

The decorative part of the collection is based on hand-embroidered and volumetric appliqués. The floral elements are assembled by hand, the lace is integrated into the corset structure, and the shimmer of sequins and crystals remains delicate.

“We aimed to ensure that the embroidery does not weigh down the form, but rather supports it. For us, it is an extension of the structure. We worked with pearls of different shades and sizes, combining cord stitching with a lightweight appliqué technique to maintain a clear silhouette while achieving a sense of weightlessness," says Olesya Karelina, an embroidery artist.