/ The soul of her two dresses /
Every JESUS PEIRO bride has her own story.
Carlota Cebrián’s, celebrated in Milan, is that of a woman who turned her wedding into an extension of her own style: natural, elegant, and profoundly personal.
From the eve of the wedding to the ceremony itself, her way of dressing was a reflection of
who she is — a precise blend of sensitivity, heritage, and modernity.
JESUS PEIRO SEPT, 20TH 2025
/ The eve /
a dress for the pre-wedding celebration
For the gathering held in Milan’s Brera district, Carlota envisioned something different
— a lighthearted look with a touch of romance and playfulness.
The result was a short, lady-style dress in opaque embroidered tulle with cotton thread,
featuring side pockets and hand-finished details. An artisanal, feminine design full of character,
it perfectly foreshadowed the balance between spontaneity and sophistication
that would define the entire wedding.
“For the pre-wedding, I wanted something fresh, something that contrasted with the solemnity of the next day. Merche knew how to guide me and bring to life exactly what I had in mind.”
/ The big day /
a gown with a soul of heritage
The ceremony took place at Chiesa di San Marco, one of Milan’s most emblematic churches. Carlota dreamed of a gown that could transform — one that would tell her story and honor the women who inspire her.
From her grandmother, she inherited the idea of pairing the gown with a coat;
from her mother, the gesture of a bow.
The result was a transformable bridal design, created at the JESUS PEIRO boutique in Barcelona: a masterfully tailored coat with a pointed mandarin collar and draped neckline; a strapless gown in crepe and chiffon; a light silk cape for the dinner; and removable bow-tie straps for the evening celebration.
“I wanted my dress to have a life of its own — not something fleeting, but a piece that could change while always remaining true to itself.”
From the solemnity of the church to the ease of the night, the gown evolved with her, always preserving the timeless elegance that defines JESUS PEIRO.
“The dress was everything I dreamed of. I always felt at home — surrounded by my mother, my grandmother, and my sister. It was a journey filled with emotion and complicity.”
/ The JESUS PEIRO perspective /
Accompanying Carlota on this journey was, for JESUS PEIRO,
a reaffirmation of what defines us:
Spanish craftsmanship,
contemporary sensibility,
and the spirit of the atelier.
Each piece, each fitting, each adjustment became part of a story of trust, artistry,
and shared emotion.
Dresses made in Spain,
conceived with haute couture soul
and designed to transcend time.
Thank you, Carlota, for allowing us to be part of a story that reflects the very essence
of JESUS PEIRO