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October 2025

Ricca Sposa Couture’s 2027 Collection “Breathtaking Infinity”

By Michelle Tay

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Ricca Sposa Couture’s Breathtaking Infinity 2027 collection features 14 exquisite gowns inspired by Lake Como. From Chantilly lace mermaid silhouettes to beaded princess gowns with removable elements, discover bridal elegance that moves between ceremony and celebration.

There’s something about Lake Como that makes everything feel suspended in time—the way light dances across water, how the Italian breeze carries whispers of old-world romance. It’s here, against this ethereal backdrop, that Ricca Sposa Couture has crafted their 2027 collection, “Breathtaking Infinity”, a study in movement, texture, and the kind of beauty that stays with you long after the moment passes.

Fourteen gowns make up this capsule, each one a meditation on what it means to feel utterly present on your wedding day. This isn’t about chasing trends or making statements—it’s about finding that quiet confidence in a silhouette that feels like it was always meant for you.

The Language of Lace

Chantilly lace runs through this collection like a thread of continuity, appearing in nearly every piece but never repeating itself. Take Lauren, a refined mermaid gown that pairs the delicate fabric with a high stand-up collar and covered buttons running the length of the bodice and back. There’s something almost architectural about it—the way structure and softness coexist without compromise.

Then there’s Lorenessa, which takes a more romantic approach with its princess silhouette and removable bolero. The versatility here isn’t just practical (though switching from ceremony to reception has never looked this elegant)—it’s about giving you permission to evolve throughout your day.

What strikes you about these pieces is how Ricca Sposa manipulates lace to serve different moods. Marissea features Chantilly with sequins in a mermaid cut, its semi-sheer corset with accentuated boning creating length and definition, whilst gathered detailing at the front adds unexpected texture. The removable train? That’s just clever design meeting real life.

Sparkle Without the Spectacle

Beading and sequins appear throughout the collection, but they’re deployed with restraint. Amarisse showcases this philosophy beautifully—its corded lace princess silhouette features crystal droplets on a semi-sheer sweetheart corset, catching light without demanding attention. The voluminous side draping creates shape whilst the V-shaped waistline elongates.

Carisse takes the opposite approach, leaning fully into maximalist glamour. This beaded lace and sparkle tulle mermaid quite literally glitters from every angle, with removable sleeves that cascade like a train. It’s the kind of gown that photographs as beautifully as it moves, which matters when your wedding will live on in both memory and camera roll.

For something unexpected, Seravine breaks from the traditional entirely—a mini dress featuring a cord lace skirt with a wave-shaped hemline, from which beaded fringe cascades. Paired with a separate satin corset detailed with lace and shoulder embellishments, it’s proof that bridal doesn’t have to mean floor-length to feel special.

Architecture and Movement

The collection’s corsetry deserves particular attention. These aren’t decorative bodices—they’re structural elements that shape and define. Iris features a V-shaped elongated corset in sparkle tulle, semi-sheer with accentuated boning and gathered detailing that creates depth. Miravelle takes a similar approach but adorns the corset with pearls, adding weight and gravitas to the delicate Chantilly lace.

Anisse strips things back to essentials: a mermaid silhouette in Chantilly lace with a semi-sheer asymmetrical corset and long, flared sleeves. The asymmetry creates visual interest without complication, whilst those sleeves add drama that feels effortless rather than contrived.

Versatility by Design

Several pieces in the collection feature removable elements—boleros, trains, sleeves, capes. Nivielle pairs its sequinned lace A-line with a high-neck, long-sleeved bolero, whilst crystal embellishments at the waist add subtle sparkle. Luméra’s mermaid silhouette comes with a cape featuring lace appliqué and a flowing tulle train, transforming the look from intimate to theatrical.

This approach to design acknowledges something important: your wedding day isn’t one moment, it’s many. The version of yourself walking down the aisle might want something different from the version dancing at the after-party, and there’s wisdom in creating gowns that can evolve alongside you.

The Ricca Sposa Perspective

What emerges across these fourteen pieces is a design philosophy that prioritises feeling over flash. Yes, there’s sparkle—Orvielle’s lace with beads and sequins, Averrine’s beaded lace with illusion panels—but it’s always in service of the silhouette, never overtaking it.

The collection moves fluidly between silhouettes: mermaids like Lauren and Averrine create drama through shape, whilst princess gowns like Célianne (crafted in satin with an off-shoulder neckline and embroidered lace corset) offer softness and romance. The A-line Nivielle sits somewhere between, accommodating without overwhelming.

The “Breathtaking Infinity” arrives at a moment when brides are looking for something beyond the expected. These fourteen gowns offer versatility, whether you’re drawn to the structured elegance of a high-neck mermaid or the unexpected modernity of a beaded mini dress. Ricca Sposa Couture has created a collection that prioritises how you feel over how you look, and in doing so, ensures both are exactly right.

Ricca Sposa Couture’s gowns are available at Thomson Wedding Collection, Luna Bianca, and L’Atelier Carte Blanche.

Credits: All images courtesy of Ricca Sposa Couture.

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