Bridal / London
Holden & Hunt
Holden & Hunt is a bespoke tailoring and dressmaking house created exclusively for women. We began on Savile Row as the first women's tailoring house in the Row's 200-year history, and today welcome brides to our atelier in South Kensington.
Led by Rosie Holden, whose background is in evening gowns and dressing VIPs for award ceremonies, and Jemma Hunt, who brings an international buyer's eye and a stylist's instinct, we create for the fashion-forward bride who wants her wedding to feel like no one else's.
The modern bride isn't replacing the wedding dress; she's curating a bridal wardrobe. We adore a London registry office wedding: a cool-girl mini and cropped jacket, oversized sunglasses, a classic car and lunch at Scott's. Or a languid suit inspired by Bianca Jagger, as though you've stepped into a Slim Aarons photograph.
For celebrations abroad, we create the big dress: sweeping gowns, dramatic silhouettes and modern bridal jumpsuits. Each piece is made by our dressmaker, whose 30 years of couture have dressed the Royal Family, VIPs and celebrities.
Bring us your Pinterest board. Take the sleeves from one dress, the neckline from another and the skirt from a third. We'll design and make it entirely for you.
Every commission begins with a private consultation, followed by unhurried fittings until your piece feels like a second skin. Designed to be worn long after the day, our creations extend to the whole bridal party.
By women, for women. Bespoke tailoring is our love language.
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