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April 2025
The Heritage Collection: Katherine Tash Spring 2026
Katherine Tash unveils modern classics for Spring 2026.
For Spring 2026, Katherine Tash writes a love letter in silk with The Heritage Collection—a masterful blend of past and present, intimacy and innovation. A celebration of the timeless romance that has defined the brand since its inception, this new collection explores bold contrasts: fluid yet structured, classic yet daring, familiar yet entirely new.
Designed and produced entirely in-house at Katherine Tash’s private atelier, each gown reflects a rare level of craftsmanship and intention. In a fast-paced world, The Heritage Collection offers a pause—a moment of quiet, luxurious artistry made with heart and made in Los Angeles.
Timeless Silhouettes, Reimagined
Leading the collection is Harper, a sculptural satin silk crepe gown that evokes effortless elegance with its minimalist cut and fluid movement. Paired with the optional Harper Train, brides can instantly elevate the look with dramatic flair.
Eva continues this refined narrative with clean lines and a softly draped silhouette with off the shoulder sleeves, ideal for the bride seeking modern simplicity without compromise.
Regal and understated, Vale flatters with its high neck and shoulder train accents that add a touch of flair to a bridal look.For the minimalist bride with a confident edge, Lenno channels fluid simplicity with its draped one-shoulder neckline and waterfall detailing.
Accented with delicate pearl buttons, Arlo nods to vintage refinement with its long sleeves in luminous satin, while creating a sleek, contemporary profile with a striking neckline and high slit.
Rose is a study in movement and shine, with its romantic sleeve detailing and luxurious silk finish—a refined classic for the traditionalist at heart.
Bringing volume and drama, Eloise stuns in silk taffeta, offered in a subtle rose or classic warm white hue. Its bold shape and crisp finish turn it into a modern heirloom in the making.
Hart pairs a crisp bustier silhouette with soft and delicate lace, crafted in matte silk crepe with a soft stretch lining that hugs the body and flows beautifully.
Imogen features a sculptural silhouette softened by its silk stretch charmeuse lining, making it a flattering choice for brides who want structure with ease.
With its boldly sculpted bustier in luminous silk crepe, Stella captures the label’s signature femininity—elegant, striking, and effortlessly beautiful.
Laurel speaks to the romantic, offering a gently draped silhouette with long sleeves in luminous silk crepe with a hint of movement.
Quinn, in matte silk crepe, embodies sophistication with its sculpted neckline and dramatic ruching—a bold statement in simplicity.
Arden is an opulent gown in silk faille, delivering sculptural grandeur with a modern sensibility—perfect for a dramatic entrance.
Sloane, cut in Italian stretch satin, balances sleek tailoring with a sensual finish.
Delicately adorned in beaded French lace, Goldie is both ethereal and alluring, customisable with different coloured mesh linings for a personalised touch of romance.
Accessories & Modern Separates
The collection also features versatile accessories and separates, beginning with the oversized Annie Coat in structured silk wool mikado—ideal for layering or a dramatic ceremony reveal.
Paloma offers two mix-and-match skirt options: a voluminous ballgown skirt or a sleek column skirt, both paired with a structured corset in luxurious mikado. The result is a look that’s fully customisable, beautifully tailored, and modern in spirit.
The Evangeline Veil, in silk tulle with French Chantilly lace trim, provides a cathedral-length flourish that completes any bridal ensemble with timeless grace.
The Heritage Collection honours craftsmanship, authenticity, and the artistry of slow design. In every stitch and silhouette, Katherine Tash reminds us: this is what bridal fashion can—and should—feel like. Boldly romantic. Unapologetically timeless.Credits: Images courtesy of Katherine Tash
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