Anna Suis collections take you on a creative journey that is unparalleled in the world of fashion. Mixing vintage styles with her current cultural obsessions, she effortlessly makes hip and exuberant original clothes. Whether her inspiration is Victorian cowboys, Warhol superstars or Finnish textile prints, her depth of cultural knowledge is always apparent.

With a gorgeous heirloom look the victorians would have treasured, this beautiful lacy column has graceful shaping and a wide ruffle at the hem. Jewel neckline. Short sleeves.

Stretchy, texturized mini dress with Victorian-style lace and crochet detailing. Zips up the left side and buttons up the back. High Victorian neckline.

Ornamented opulence takes center stage for autumn, and Alexander McQueen's cherry and black Victorian tableau is everything you need for that all-season savoir-faire. Rounded neckline. Pull-over style.

These Fashion Week shows have been extremely well attended as you can imagine. Some of the honored guests at the KWZ show were; Kariwanz Felisimo (KWZ Owner/Designer), Naiyah Dreamscape and Brittainy Collins (Co-CEO’s of Diversity Models), Salvo Waydelich (SW & MB Production Owner), Linnda Scofield (CEO of ModelX), Hermes Kondor (CEO Kondor Photography), Allenclive Beaumont and Mavi Beck (Boulevard Agency models), Alecx Writer ( CEO of PixeLook), Minx Glaz (CEO of Violator).

Victorian wedding gowns were mostly made in colorful fabric, it is true that the fabric used was the one to emphasize the status of the families involved in the wedding event, but colors were to be found in both Victorian wedding gowns for the rich and for the poor. The new aspect of a female silhouette is what has drawn the attention of the fashion designers at the beginning of the creation for their Victorian wedding gowns with a modern look.