BIRDS OF PARADISE was Inspired by the soft detailed patterns and their outstanding elongated feathers. It blends a flowing tenderness with nature's incredible geometric patterns. This collection incorporates soft, slender silk tulles with polished and fine beaded lace to create feminine, romantic silhouettes.

TREASURE was inspired by Faberge eggs that were given as a gift to the Russian Tsars. The delicate work of beading, embellishments and lace combinations in Limor Rosen's TREASURE are as precise and thoughtful as the work of a jeweler setting precious stones. The feminine and flowing silhouettes remain delicate and light due to the sheerness of fabrics and shades of ivory lace over nude and blush linings.

"My bride is stylish, confident and feminine,"Limor says."She wants to feel beautiful yet comfortable in her dress, and is not afraid to have a twist"-be it striking cut-out or ombre train.

Sixty years ago, Limor Rosen's mother and grandmother, fashion designers who emigrated from Argentina to Israel, set up one of the fist Schools of Dressmaking in Tel Aviv. With the old dressmaker's dummy, the sewing and knitting machines, the tape measure and threads-all etched in her memory, a career in fashion design was naturally a logical step for her. Limor started her career as a designer at Bezalel Academy.

She was given the freedom to relate to garments as works of art and not only as items of clothing. Studying fashion at the Instituto Europeo di Design in Madrid, she came in to contact with the highest standards of the European fashion industry. Limor then went on to train as part of the design team in the Diane von Furstenberg fashion house in New York, finally setting up her own bridal studio, LimorRosen, in the heart of the Tel Aviv gallery district.

Limor: "Meticulous patterns, soft and flowing, carefully selected fabrics, and uncompromising sewing. I believe in minimalist and graceful design, comfortable and free of passing trends, and in particular increative work that pays attention to every small detail of the garment"

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