MURMUR does not follow convention; this is a brand that takes the idea of femininity and rebuilds it through structure, sharp tailoring, and references to classic lingerie. Founded in 2011 by Romanian designer Andreea Badala, MURMUR is an international ready-to-wear label focused on reconnecting women with their sensuality in a way that feels deliberate rather than performative.
MURMUR has caught the attention of artists and performers who see clothing as both expression and control. Madonna, Lady Gaga, Gigi Hadid, Pamela Anderson, Kristen Stewart, Shay Mitchell, Katy Perry, Emily Ratajkowski, and Dua Lipa have all worn the brand. Most recently, Lauren Sanchez made headlines in MURMUR during her bachelorette celebrations in Paris, proving the pieces continue to show up in global styling moments and on red carpets alike.
As for the bridal edit, it follows the same direction, focusing on clean silhouettes, sharp construction, and a measured balance between structure and skin – wall flowers need not apply here.
We see corset dresses that are built with sculpted boning and precise contouring, firm, controlled, and minimal. Ideal for receptions or after-parties, they offer shape and feel modern with just enough impact.
There are also sheer-panelled midi dresses that use mesh and lace to create contrast and definition. Sitting alongside this are the tailored separates, which offer a modular alternative to a full gown. Think structured blazers, fitted trousers, and corseted tops that allow for different combinations with the same level of control. The silhouettes remain sharp, and the proportions exact.
The brand completes the line with fun, flirty mini dresses that reflect a shift in energy. They are still refined, but made for movement. Celebrity-approved bodysuits and base layers complete the collection — worn on their own or under tailored pieces, they carry the same design discipline that runs through the rest of the line.
MURMUR’s bridal collection is made for women who want bold, structured pieces with precision and purpose. It delivers spectacle without excess, and elegance with intent.
This story originally appeared on Upscalelivingmag
