Rêves: Studio Levana’s French Lace Wedding Dress Collection

French lace isn't one fabric , it's a family of techniques, each with its own texture and story. In the Rêves collection, Studio Levana draws on five distinct lace types, from densely hand-beaded eyelash lace to airy cotton florals, each paired with the same signature built-in corset. Here's a guide to the lace behind each gown.

Some things never lose their value. French lace is one of them, passed down for centuries, its techniques can’t be rushed or replaced.

 

We created Rêves with that same philosophy: gowns rooted in tradition, designed for the woman wearing them today. The collection includes 19 made-to-measure gowns, each built around Studio Levana’s signature basque-waist corset and finished in Ivory, with detachable sleeves, straps, or boleros for versatile styling.

French Beaded Eyelash Lace

Named for its fine, feathery edge, eyelash lace is corded and hand-beaded for a rich, densely textured finish, the most opulent lace in the collection. It’s what gives Fleur its shimmer: a luminous A-line gown built from heavily beaded lace, with an unpleated skirt that falls fluidly from the waist into a sweeping train, finished with detachable lace sleeves and two sheer lace boleros.

Vintage-Inspired Cotton Lace with Hand-Placed Pearls

A softer, more delicate cotton lace, finished with pearls placed by hand rather than machine-set .Built for a timeless, heirloom feel rather than sparkle. It defines Claire A-line, where hidden mesh construction adds airy volume to the full skirt without extra fullness at the hips, paired with detachable lace sleeves and two sheer lace boleros for elegant, versatile styling.

Botanical Cotton Lace

A cotton lace cut with a distinct botanical pattern, layered over sparkle tulle for soft texture and quiet luminosity rather than dense beading. On Corinne A-line, sculpted cups and an illusion plunge lead into a full A-line skirt with graceful movement and a sweeping train, rounded out by detachable lace sleeves and two sheer lace boleros.

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Hand-Applied Beaded Lace

Individually hand-applied lace motifs in a leaf-like pattern, set over shimmering dotted tulle. Delicate texture built piece by piece rather than woven as one continuous fabric. This is Sheina, where a basque-waist corset with a deep illusion plunge defines the bodice before flowing into a graceful skirt, finished with detachable off-the-shoulder tulle straps and two sheer lace boleros.

Why choose Studio Levana ?

Every one of these lace types is paired with the same foundation: Studio Levana’s signature basque-waist corset, built into every Rêves gown for shape and support ,the lace changes, the craftsmanship underneath doesn’t.

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