On Wednesday, Simone Rocha—the Irish designer with a deft (and nearly inexplicable) skill to outfit grown girls in girlish tulle and make them look cutting-edge cool—will debut her assortment for Jean Paul Gaultier at Paris Couture Week.

ICYMI: In 2020, Jean Paul Gaultier (the designer) introduced his departure from Couture Week—however the exhibits would go on! Later that spring, the storied French maison revealed that every assortment could be helmed by a brand new designer—a gentle rotation of couture collaborations would observe, starting with Sacai’s Chitose Abe in July 2020. Along with protecting issues recent and drumming up pleasure with the announcement of every new designer (right this moment’s style business, in any case, is fueled by hype), the setup permits designers of ready-to-wear the possibility to craft couture. Amongst these designers beforehand chosen for the distinction are Rabanne’s Julien Dossena, Haider Ackermann, Y/Challenge’s Glenn Martens, and Olivier Rousteing.

The task? It’s roughly carte blanche, however designers are invited to reinterpret the codes central to the home of Jean Paul Gaultier. A theme to not be ignored is the custom of the couture bride finale. Whereas the ultimate exit of a bridal look isn’t a tough and quick rule, we’ve got a sense it’ll be one embraced by Rocha, who has made waves within the marriage ceremony business ever because the launch of her bridal line in 2021. (And who might overlook her bridal capsule for Ssense—a group that answered the query of what Miss Havisham would have worn if she had been solid in Mad Max.)

In honor of Rocha’s forthcoming debut—and our hopes for a Simone Rocha x Jean Paul Gaultier couture bride—right here’s a glance again on the many Simone Rocha brides as featured in Vogue Weddings.