I’ve always believed that clothing has a soul. That it carries energy of the person who wears it, and the one who creates it.As a designer, I’ve spent years shaping silhouettes that feel honest. Clothes that speak softly, but linger long after you’ve left the room. And as my own wedding approached, I found myself wondering: what would that look like… for a bride? I didn’t want the fairy tale everyone tells you to chase. I wanted something truerquieter. A kind of beauty that doesn’t scream, but stays. So I created Six Senses.Eight bridal pieces born from love, not just for someone else, but for myself. Each design carries something I believe in: that simplicity can be bold, that uniqueness can be gentle, and that sophistication is often found in the details we don’t try too hard to show.The collection was photographed at Six Senses Kocataş Mansions in Istanbul the same place where my husband and I celebrated our wedding dinner. I stood in front of the camera not as a model, but as a woman in love, wearing what she designed with her whole heart. It was surreal. Designing your wedding dress is one thing. Designing eight versions of the woman you are, and want to be, is something else entirely.Six Senses is not just about bridalwear. It’s about presence. About stripping everything back to what’s essential, then dressing it in something meaningful. For the bride who doesn’t want to perform, but simply wants to feel.For the woman who knows that being herself is the most beautiful thing she can be.This is my story stitched into every piece. And I hope, somehow, it becomes part of yours too.

With love, Nour