Gowns We Love From The Spring 2024 Anne Barge Collection

We are swooning over the Anne Barge 2024 Spring Collection, inspired by the lasting allure of vintage glamour. This collection blends timeless sensibilities with modern twists, including pops of color and lush florals.

In addition, the collection has an added sentimental value of coming to life at the historic Swan House of Atlanta, the birthplace of Anne Barge.

Join us in celebrating this exquisite collection, showcasing the brand’s lineage designs reinvented with romantic femininity.

Continue scrolling to be captivated by the allure of Anne Barge’s Spring Collection.

Habersham

A floral applique strapless column gown with an optional tulle overskirt and a velvet waistband, adding a pop of color.

Inman

A stunning pastel lavender gown with a corset bodice with micropleated tulle overlay, flowing into a dramatic train of tulle and silk organza. Complete the look with a cathedral-length veil full of 3-D floral appliques.

Woodruff

A strapless scoop neck corset bodice and an A-line skirt accented with beaded vines and feathery petal embroidery, with an underlay of oversized floral embroidery for added texture.

Fernbank

A grand ballgown with a plunging V-Notch of illusion tulle with embroidered lace appliques trickling down the gown.

Lovett

The Anne Barge iconic 617 gown is refreshed with tonal layering and classic Alencon lace while keeping the sweetheart neckline and fit & flare skirt. In addition, the timeless gown is paired with a cathedral-length veil with Alencon lace lining the edges.

Chambers

A couture, figure-flattering A-line gown with twisted drape at the bodice.

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“Gowns We Love From The Spring 2024 Anne Barge Collection”

Contributors- Photography: Laura Gordon Photography / Shawne Reece Jacobs / Joy Proctor Design / Peyton Frank / Anna Breeding / Angelica Gysseth Crosby / The Willetts Photography / Amy Osaba Design / Industry Models / Soa Denise / Atlanta History Center / The Historical Swan House of Atlanta