BHLDN has presented its new 'Iconic Collection' inspired by extraordinary women of the past and present. The wedding gowns have a vintage charm while still preserving a modern look. Fashion model Heather Marks charm us in the black and white pictures wearing everything from veils to shiny accessories.
BHLDN is a well-known bridal retailer.
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