Sareh Nouri debuts runway show with new accessories line designed by Erin Rhyne
The New Jersey bridal designer is launching her first fashion-show collection and a 10-piece accessory capsule at New York Fashion Week.
Sareh Nouri, who has built a bridal business around individually crafted gowns made by a single dressmaker, will step into the fashion-show circuit on Wednesday with her fall 2027 collection at New York Fashion Week. The show, held at the Madison Room in the Lotte New York Palace, marks both her runway debut and the launch of her first accessories venture.
The 15-gown collection, titled “Love in Black and White,” explores contrast and modern design through sculpted silhouettes and unexpected black details.
The Collaboration
Nouri and Rhyne connected over a shared principle: designing pieces that brides would keep and wear long after their wedding day. “When Erin and I began talking, we connected over the idea of creating pieces a bride would treasure long after her wedding day,” Nouri said. The designers built on years of working together on Nouri’s editorial campaigns, eventually deciding to make the designs commercially available. “The more it felt like these pieces shouldn’t stay on the page and we wanted her brides to have them,” Rhyne said.
The Accessories
The capsule centers on Nouri’s signature element: bows. One style features a white satin band with a black velvet bow attached. Another pairs a white band with a cascading veil and white bow at the crown, drawing inspiration from Audrey Hepburn’s bridal look in “Funny Face.” A third option combines a black velvet band with a white birdcage veil. Pearl-detailed floral drop earrings in white and blush tones complete the range.
Nouri emphasized the versatility she envisions for the pieces. “I keep coming back to the bows,” she said. “I can see a bride wearing one with a clean, simple gown so the accessory has its own moment, then keeping it on through the evening because it feels like part of her look.”
Pricing and Availability
The accessories are priced from $150 to $950 and will be sold through Nouri’s flagship store and bridal partner salons.
This article was compiled by the Glamorade editorial desk from the official announcements and reporting listed under Sources.
