Isabella Hewitt unveils her 2026 bridal capsule collection - designed for and worn on her own wedding day, inspired by the Provençal landscape that first shaped her design language - and, years later, became the setting for her wedding.

Developed as an extension of her debut collection, Reveries, this four-piece capsule revisits the Chapel motif first inspired by the ancient chapel overlooking her late father's old olive mill in the Var region of Provence. Perched upon an ancient rocky outcrop and surrounded by flowing water, the chapel has long served as a recurring source of inspiration within Hewitt's work - it’s a building that represents sanctuary and permanence.

Its weathered stone and relationship to the surrounding landscape informed the brand's sculptural language in Reveries, where memory and place became the foundation of the collection. Years later, returning to the same setting for her wedding, Hewitt designed four new pieces for the occasion, wearing the collection for the first time within the very place that first shaped its form.

“I knew I'd be wearing a heavily embroidered top, handmade in London from an antique 1930s silk piano shawl sourced in Spain, alongside Ben's great-great-great-grandmother's Brussels lace veil. Both carried such beautiful texture and history so I wanted to create jewellery that echoed that materiality and craftsmanship without overwhelming it.” says Bella.

Drawing upon the sculptural language established across Hewitt's earlier work, the pieces reinterpret the chapel's architectural form through hand-carved, stone-like volumes, softened lines, flowing solid gold and natural pavé diamonds that capture the distinctive Fauvist light of the region. Materiality remains central to Hewitt's practice; organic textures, balanced architectural proportions and a dialogue with landscape continue to define her approach.

PHOTOGRAPHY - Marie Malandain photography