5 Questions with... Tracy Uomoleale
The designer for Priscilla of Boston dishes on traditions, texture and her upcoming collection
By Cari Wolfert
Photos by Courtesy of Priscilla of Boston
What advice would you give to summer brides about their dresses?
The most important consideration is comfort. I recommend choosing a gown that will allow the bride-to-be to move easily—nothing overly constructed and heavy. It helps to have a smaller train, as this also alleviates excess weight, or even consider a short or tea-length dress style. Look for breezy and movable fabrics such as organza, English net, taffeta and satin-faced chiffon, which are so in-trend right now. Another unique fabric that I've designed with is linen, which is absolutely perfect for a summer bride.
After designing for Priscilla of Boston for three seasons, what direction are you hoping to take the collection in now?
The Priscilla label is steeped in tradition, and so it's very important to me to continue the legacy through my design approach. I'm conscious that brides today are more in tune with fashion than ever before, so not only do they want their gown to be made with the finest fabrics and detailing, but they also want to show off their individual style and fashion sense. As I move forward with the collection, my intention is to capture the essence behind the label, the tradition and classic styling, while at the same time elevating the design aesthetic to reflect what is happening today in fashion...Click here to read the rest of this article
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