"Cute Beyond Words: Camilla Gabrieli's Pearl-Embellished Heels Arrive in Japan!"

Do you know "Camilla Gabrieli"?

Bridal shoes that beautifully wrap the bride's feet. When considering bridal shoes, you usually start with research on various brands, right?

Manolo Blahnik, Jimmy Choo, Louboutin, etc...

While it's natural to review the well-known brands, you can't help but be curious about the emerging and lesser-known brands.

The brand we'll introduce this time is "Camilla Gabrieli," a brand that is sure to attract attention from brides around the world in the near future♡

Brand History of "Camilla Gabrieli"

Camilla Gabrieli, an Italian designer, was born in a small town called Modena in the Emilia-Romagna region of Northern Italy. (It's said to be famous for balsamic vinegar.)

From a young age, she honed her design skills, mentored by her grandmother, who had designed silk dresses.

Later, she flew to Los Angeles and began her career as a fashion designer.

Now, she works on bridal shoes with legendary artisans near her roots in Milan, Italy.

Her designs, which incorporate modern interpretations of French lace, pearls, and flowers, seem to be influenced by her girlhood in Modena.

Who Would "Camilla Gabrieli" Bridal Shoes Be Recommended For?

Camilla describes her collection as "made for fashion-forward brides."

"Fashion-forward" refers to those who are in a position to lead future fashion trends.

In other words, these bridal shoes are for brides who want to carve out their own unique style rather than follow the mainstream♡

They are recommended for brides who want to encounter new items that they love rather than sticking to popular or traditional choices.

Making Their Debut in Japan ♡ Available at Magnolia White

"Camilla Gabrieli" shoes are now available in Japan♡

The retailer that started carrying them is the popular dress shop "Magnolia White."

The combination of sophisticated imported dresses and Camilla Gabrieli bridal shoes is perfect.

"Magnolia White" has stores in Omotesando and Shinsaibashi, so brides in the Kanto and Kansai regions should reach out.

Featured Designs from "Camilla Gabrieli"

Here are some noteworthy designs from "Camilla Gabrieli" bridal shoes, which can now be easily accessed in Japan ♡

One standout is this shoe, which is also featured in the brand's promotional photos.

The bold design features a large pearl on a pin heel that captures attention.

The gold pin heel and large pearls appeal to the feminine heart.

The simplicity of the shoe's form makes the playfulness of the heel stand out beautifully.

A Design with Roses Encased in the Heel…

Next, we introduce this fantastical bridal shoe featuring a heel with a rose encased inside.

It looks just like a water flower. I've never seen a design like this before…!

The thin straps will give the ankle a delicate appearance.

For brides considering pink roses in their floral arrangements or bouquets, this might be the perfect bridal shoe!

It’s a special design that you’ll want to wear for the big day, but also want to display at the welcome area for everyone to see.

Elegant Sandals Are Also Attractive

For brides who are considering pant styles or midi-length dresses, casual mules are recommended.

It features a simple yet stylish design, but the three-dimensional floral motifs scattered at the toes appeal to the feminine heart.

The amazing balance between "cool" and "cute" is irresistible…!

"Camilla Gabrieli" Has Unique Touches Even in Simple Designs

Personally, I was very drawn to this classic silhouette of bridal shoes.

The gold strap serves as a stylish accent.

It’s simple, yet has a design that you won’t find in other brands.

The adjustable strap position is a key feature.

Wearing it with the strap hooked over the foot gives a fashionable touch.

This Might Be Your Destiny Bridal Shoes ♡

We introduced "Camilla Gabrieli" bridal shoes made in Milan.

This new brand, which will surely attract attention from brides around the world, is a must-check for those about to get married.

If you're interested, why not contact Magnolia White?