Galvan's pearl-white Salvador dress is bias-cut, a technique invented in the 1920s by the celebrated French couturier Madeleine Vionnet, which enables the fabric to cling and move with the body. It's crafted in Italy from silk satin with a V-neckline balanced by flared sleeves, then falls to a fluid maxi skirt. Style it with sculptural jewellery for a contemporary bridal look.