Featuring an array of diamond embellishments, floral embroidery, detailed beadwork and exotic feathers, Natalie De-Banco’s Fall 2024 bridal collection enraptured attendees during its debut on the runway at New York Bridal Fashion Week. Hand created by De-Banco and a team of seven in her atelier, each dress offers custom craftsmanship and extraordinary detail.La Danse Blanche is inspired by De-Banco’s love affair with ballet which began when she was six years old and continues to this day. “The collection is my tribute to a ballerina’ unique ability to embody both femininity and strength,” shared the designer.The collection, De-Banco’s second bridal runway show, offers a diverse range of options for the modern bride, from her intricately embellished mini dresses, perfect for the after party, to dramatic hand sewn gowns, appropriate for the most formal ceremony.Celebrate the timeless elegance and distinct designs of Bronx and Banco Bridal.

For Fall 2024, Natalie De-Banco designed a collection just for YOU…a strong, confident woman embracing life’s challenges and overcoming obstacles with style. The Bronx and Banco woman does not ask for permission or approval, she lives her life authentically and passionately.De-Banco’s collection features special occasion dresses for every moment of your life: from Friday Night with the girls, to Saturday Date Night, to weddings and all the events around them. Iconic silhouettes like the Amalia Hooded Gown and Dahlia Embroidered Gown are rendered in new fabrics, while exciting new styles are introduced to satisfy the discerning dresser. Known for her exquisite evening ensembles, De-Banco branched out this season with a cadre of elevated day dresses that capture the trends in true Bronx and Banco fashion. The Wednesday and Courtney Dress offer modern schoolgirl inspired looks that can take you from bridal shower to bar mitzvah. And OF COURSE, there is everything you need for those red-carpet moments.

Designed in Bali, Indonesia, a favorite and sacred destination for designer Natalie De-Banco, “Lost in Paradise” reflects the dichotomy of this incredible island, home to the indigenous Hongana Manyawa tribe, one of the world’s last nomadic people. The collection shines a light on the devastation the island is suffering due to nickel mining operations.Bali embodies the adventure, peace, and harmony that are integral parts of the Bronx and Banco lifestyle. Each style in the collection represents an offering to the gods in the tradition of the Balinese people who ask for their gods to protect the people of the earth and nurture the land itself.The dramatic floral embellishments, hooded gowns, and vibrant colors perfectly reflect the exotic environment of the Southeast Asian locale. The people and culture of this idyllic island serves as a constant source of inspiration to De-Banco and she returns frequently to convene with nature and recharge her creativity.

Simple, elegant and timeless, with just a dash of attitude…this best describes “La Blanche,” Bronx and Banco’s inaugural bridal collection that debuted during NYFW at the Baccarat Hotel in the aptly named Grand Palace. Offering looks for every facet of a bride’s wardrobe for this this exciting, once-in-a-lifetime occasion, designer Natalie De-Banco served up minis, maxis and even lace pantsuits for the modern woman.Inspired by the history and romance of Italy, from the rolling hills of Tuscany to the breathtaking beaches of the Amalfi Coast, the collection features delicate French lace, iridescent pearls, eye catching diamonds and exquisite embroidery. De-Banco doesn’t leave a detail unexplored, with capes, gloves and hats, there are ample opportunities for the bride to express her unique style.Whether you are looking for a striking dress for the rehearsal dinner, an eye catching mini for the dance floor or THE BRIDAL GOWN for the ceremony, Bronx and Banco satisfies every bride’s desire.

Aristocratic, Opulent, Over the top, Natalie De-Banco showcased her unique take on the bohemian lifestyle in her collection, “La Boheme,” which debuted during New York Fashion Week at The Ritz Carlton NoMad. Rather than follow trends, the designer set out to create museum worthy pieces emboldened with artistic touches. Showcasing her inner diva, De-Banco used diamonds, pearls and mixed metals to celebrate the beauty and strength of individuality.The groundbreaking presentation was a marked departure from her previous collection. While it hailed a new direction for the collection, it still stayed true to the brand’s DNA. It was only appropriate that the collection be shown 500 feet above ground in a room with 270-degree views of Manhattan, the city that never sleeps. The models and guests alike reached for the stars while imbibing signature cocktails at Nubeluz by José Andrés, the Martin Brudenski designed jewel box in the sky. The small collection of 26 looks spoke volumes about De-Banco’s talent and knack for reinvention.

For SS23, designer Natalie De-Banco takes the “Bronx Girl” (and the occasional boy) on a modern-day safari. Her latest collection, “Burnt by the Sun”, embodies the sense of discovery when encountering animals in their natural habitat. True to her own bold, adventurous spirit, De-Banco celebrates all god’s creatures and her love for animals as she marries her twin passions of fashion and nature. Utilizing natural materials such as cotton crochet and hand dyed linen juxtaposed with recycled metals and plastics, SS23 is an homage to the breadth of fashion’s sustainable fabric alternatives. Shown on the shores of the Hudson River, the collection is sure to evoke images of Serengeti and its plethora of natural wonders. Both men and women walked the sun kissed runway in De-Banco’s embellished ensembles, adorned with the designer’s new accessory collection. From detailed prints to vibrant colors and eye-catching details, there is a style for every adventurer.