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- Events: Tuesday 5th - Saturday 30th January 2010 - January Sale. Come along in January to pick up a designer bargain!
- Events: Saturday, 27th February 2010 - Designer Day with gowns by British designers Sharon Bowen and Sarah Arnett
- Christmas Period: We will be closed from Friday, 18th December and back on Tuesday, 5th January 2010
Sarah Arnett
Graduating from the University of Brighton in 1990, Sarah originally trained in woven textiles. She then went to work for various fashion and textile companies in the UK, Switzerland and India - before establishing herself as freelance textile designer. Through her agent, Helena Gavshon, she created designs for brands such as Anthropology, Calvin Klein and Tracey Boyd.
Sarah started her own business in 2003, along with her business partner Simon Beales. Originally a store called Simultane, the wholesale business began in Autumn/Winter 06 with the bridal launching a year later.
Sarah’s ready-to-wear collection now sells in over 100 stores worldwide including Harvey Nichols and Fenwick. Sarah Arnett Bride is available in 20 stores in the UK, Ireland and USA.
A childhood growing up in Africa and Sarah’s love of gardening and botanical gardens is key to her work. Regular visits to places like The Lost Gardens of Helligan, Trebah and The Eden project, mixed with a love of film, books and travel, all influence and contribute to her distinctive, signature designs.
Studying and interpreting flowers, foliage, land & skyscapes are the starting point of each ready-to-wear collection. Sarah’s prints are hand-drawn and then digitally illustrated. These images are then printed onto carefully selected fabrics, using the latest digital print technology. Sarah often creates individual engineered designs for her collection as well as colour washes and all over repeats.
In contrast, Sarah Arnett Bride is influenced by texture and a mix of mat and satin fabrics with minimal embellishment. The play on light and the use of specialised sunray pleating, fine silks and tulles creates a sophisticated, modern yet classic collection.
Ideas and samples come together in Sarah’s Brighton studio with much help from a small and dedicated team. The collections are then sold through agencies and exhibitions In London, Paris, Munich and New York. All production is within the EU and Sarah Arnett Bride is made exclusively in the UK.
Increasingly the team are striving to reduce environmental impact through less wastage, improved logistics and selective fabric choices.
Sarah is an illustrator & print designer who creates beautiful dresses. However she is increasingly extending her skills into other areas. For example she has recently designed a rug in collaboration with Forty Thieves and wall coverings with Digitile.
In the future, Sarah hopes to collaborate further in areas such as interiors, stationary and accessories.
Ultimately Sarah loves creating beautiful designs that reflect her inspirations and passions. Her hope is that her customers will share this passion with her and enjoy her work for many years to come - remembering the very first time they wore that beautiful dress!













Tuesday - Saturday: 10am-3pm Sunday & Monday: Closed
Appointments outside of these hours can be arranged by request
We will be closed from Friday, 18th December and back on Tuesday, 5th January 2010
The Bespoke Wardrobe is a stylish bridal boutique, set in the stunning Essex village of Danbury.
Champagne in hand, brides and bridesmaids can browse our divine range of star quality wedding dresses by Stewart Parvin, Sassi Holford, David Fielden, Sarah Arnett, Claire Pettibone, San Patrick and Naomi Neoh.
We also stock many gorgeous accessories by Yarwood-White, Emmy, The Real Princess Company, Allie Handmade Original Jewellery and Lucy Marshall amongst others

The Bespoke Wardrobe, The Spinney, 121 Main Road, Danbury, Essex, CM3 4DL


























