Chokers

The small things, made on purpose.

Chokers and bows cut from the same tulle, lace and pearl work as the gowns they belong to - each one carries the name of the dress it was made for. They are the fastest way to change a look between the ceremony and the party without changing the dress.

Because the last thing she puts on is the first thing people see.

Barbarella wedding dress – A-line bridal gown with a strapless sculpted bodice and floral lace skirt.

Barbarella choker

Aliette wedding dress – A-line bridal gown with a crystal-embellished corset and voluminous sleeves.

Aliette bow

Anais wedding dress – mermaid bridal gown with a sculptural lace bodice and voluminous off-the-shoulder sleeves.

Anais choker

Milkyway wedding dress – A-line bridal gown with a square neckline and star-embroidered tulle skirt.

Milkyway choker

Melusine wedding dress – A-line bridal gown with a strapless botanical lace bodice and detachable tulle sleeves.

Melusine choker

Melusine bow

Estella wedding dress – A-line bridal gown with a dimensional floral corset and voluminous off-the-shoulder sleeves.

Estella choker

Blanche choker

A detail close to your face

Chokers and bows can make the neckline the part you notice first. Try the accessory with your dress and look at the space between it and the bodice. A detail you love on its own may have a different effect as part of the complete look.

Balance the details you want to wear

Compare the accessory with your earrings, hairstyle and any veil. You can keep the surrounding details quiet or combine them more freely. Look from the side and back as well as the front, then choose the balance that feels like your style.

Check the fit and fastening

Ask a DAMA partner boutique which pieces are available and how they are worn. Check the fit of a choker around your neck; with a bow, look at its position and ask how it is secured. Your boutique can advise on the combination with your gown, confirm the options and place your order.