New Vintage Arrival: 1960s Lace two-piece bridal gown
This style of dress is perfect for the destination bride. The vintage design travels very well and has a light, airy feel. It consists of a silky underdress with a antique white lace over-dress. The skirt of the dress has fantastic movement and can be easily be imagined as the perfect dress at a tropical or summer outdoor wedding.
Bust 34
$225
/?php the_excerpt(__('Read more'));?>New Cabaret Private Collection Addition: Grace Kelly in Poie de Soie
This new option for our Grace Kelly wedding inspired dress is fabric construction! The Grace Kelly dress is now available in Poie de Soie. You’ll find that just a change in fabric can change the whole feel of a dress customizing it to your own personal style. Available in a variety of sizes, this dress has all the 50s 60s glam that you would want on a wedding dress with all the small updates in sizing and construction to make it perfect for the 2010 bride.
Variety of sizes
$725
/?php the_excerpt(__('Read more'));?>New Dress Added to the Cabaret Collection: V Neck Wedding Cocktail Dress
This dress is the newest in our line of Cabaret Private Label dresses. This is the first time that this v-neck design has been available in white – perfect for the cocktail bride. The fabric is a soft, luxurious Poie do Soie; and its sleeveless design is the height of modern glam. As all of our Private Collection designs, the dress is available for ordering in a variety of sizes and custom fabric options are also available – call us for details.
Bust 36 Waist 26
$595
/?php the_excerpt(__('Read more'));?>Cabaret Vintage featured on StyleMePretty.com

We are so proud to be a part of Cynthia Martyn’s style story for her shoot for StyleMePretty.com! Photographed by Mimmo+Naz, its a beautiful look at how vintage and modern can work together.
Bringing in The Old and The New with Cabaret Vintage Bridal Fashions
At Cabaret we love brides. Really, we love everything about them! Their magical glow when the come in the store, their shining energy – each and every one of them unique with individual needs and their own vision of their wedding day. Its exciting to find the perfect look for each of them and to be a part (even in a small way) of their important day.
After first finding out more about our bride we have a variety of options for their perfect dress.
This vintage 1960’s gown is perfect for the bride who wants to make a sophisticated, sparkling trip down the aisle. This Sequined Gold Brocade Gown fits beautifully and is perfect for a variety of venues. You can imagine it paired with a fur wrap for a beautiful Winter Wedding, or shining in the afternoon sun in an outdoor event. When going for a vintage gown there are so many ways of making a piece your own with complimentary hair, makeup, jewelry and of course your own personality!
This dress is an example of 1940s bridal looking surprisingly contemporary. The key, adding these modern crystal necklace.
This particular piece is inspired by 1960’s glamour comprised with a combination of two very detailed rich fabrics and is a part of Cabaret’s Private Collection. The Grace Kelly Dress (as it has affectionately now become known) is based on a vintage original however with contemporary tailoring and sizing. All of our Private Collection pieces are available in a variety of sizes and can be customized to a brides exacting specifications (fabric, colour, length). We now have several dresss in this collection and adding more every season.
Pictured above is the Bubble Gown, based our popular Bubble Cocktail dress design.
This is The Truffle Dress. This name came about as many of us in the store think that it gives the impression of a white chocolate confection of the same name. Like the others in our private line, this dress is directly inspired by one of our favorite original vintage pieces.
The Tulip Dress is resplendent in Ivory! Its a perfect dress for the cocktail bride that creates a beautiful shape from any angle. Like all of the other designs in our collection, echoes the best of a particular decade. In this case the late 1050s and early 1960s where the cocktail dress was still something likened to a piece of art and extended beyond the simple little black dress.
If you have any questions about our bridal wear feel free to contact us – we would love to hear from you!
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