Nizhna collection

Around that core the line adds a softer, more decorated side. Multi-chiffon moves like air in 2325 and 2335. Sparkle euro-tulle carries the light through the skirts of 2302, 2310, 2323, 2333 and 2334. Lace appears in several forms: Chantilly over tulle (2321), macramé (2322, 2325), lace embroidered with beads and pearls (2327, 2329), and 3D appliqués on corset mesh (2318). Corset models show their construction on purpose, with visible boning lines under sheer mesh (2314, 2323, 2334). Behind the look is practical construction: stretch lining in the crepe models, a horsehair hem that keeps a flare crisp, and lace-up backs that let the fit adjust.

By silhouette:

• Column or sheath: 2303, 2306, 2311, 2319, 2328, 2330, 2331, 2332
• A-line: 2301, 2305, 2309, 2312, 2313, 2321, 2322
• Fit-and-flare: 2308
• Ball gown: 2323, 2326
• Short or convertible: 2317 (mini) and 2315, a short crepe-and-lace dress with a draped satin overskirt that makes a full ceremony gown

Nizhna suits a salon whose clients ask for “elegant, not decorated” and for covered shoulders or arms without heavy lace. It is also the line to open with if the salon wants a steady core of satin and crepe, with only a few models that sparkle. Where the client wants more embroidery, SVOYA carries it.

Models are numbered 2301 to 2335, all dated 2023.