The Rainbow Goddess
A dress for a goddess, simply.
A one-of-a-kind collector's piece, and possibly a wedding gown, entirely made by hand in France. For a queen, a fairy, an angel, an elf, a dancer, a wild woman, a colorful soul. There is no other one like it in the world.
€50,000
Yes, that is the right price. This dress is a unique work of art.
If this work of art interests you, please contact Caroline directly.
- 700 hoursof hand work
- 1 yearin the making
- 17 countrieswhere its fabrics come from
- US 2 to 10fits French sizes 34 to 42, adjusted at the bust
A dress made of petals from all over the world
An open back covered in layered petals, a blend of materials and colors from the four corners of the world: France, Italy, Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, India, Nepal, Tibet, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey, Mexico, Peru, Morocco, Spain and China. Embroidery, beads, sequins, gemstones, gilding and glitter.
Entirely made by hand, this dress took a full year to create, with about 700 hours of work. Next to some so-called couture gowns sold for €100,000 in polyester, it is not expensive. This piece is not meant for everyone, it is true, but some things are rare by nature: here is one of them.
This dress is filled with love and joy. It is meant for a beautiful, living soul.
She is looking for her wearer
Whoever chooses this piece will not simply buy fabric. They will welcome an energy that has joy to give, endlessly.
There is something greater than us, human beings, in this creation. Caroline made it guided by what she calls "automatic textile": a form of intuition and divine inspiration, where every fabric, bead and embroidery is placed by instinct.
Its radiance can travel very far: to fill a place with this joy, an estate, perhaps even a city or a country.
A collector's piece
For fashion collectors, museums, galleries, lovers of textile art and brides who want to look like no one else: this gown exists in a single copy in the world.
The dress in pictures
About the designer
Caroline Nguyên Buu Cuong is a French and Vietnamese designer, trained at the Ateliers Chardon Savard fashion school in Paris. Since 2006, under the name Capsule Corp., she has created stage costumes and one-of-a-kind pieces for artists, dancers and performers, with clients in France, Europe, Japan and the United States.
Every piece is made by hand: each scrap of fabric, each bead, each embroidery is placed by instinct. She calls her creations second skins.
Contact Caroline
If this work of art interests you, please contact Caroline directly. A private viewing, more photos and details, a personal reply. Messages in English are welcome.
