DREAM OR REALITY. This is the name of the contrast-packed collection by this revolutionary wedding dress designer, who seeks to express the things she cares about through her collections.

Ivonne Ruiz thus defines her collection, a homage to the title of an exhibition by Joan Brull, a collection that oozes contrasts.

Joan Brull, a Catalan painter belonging to the symbolist movement was basic in providing the inspiration for the designer this time round. Always focused on art, symbolism is a trend which on this occasion plunges us into a magical world, the world of symbols, where everything succumbs to imagination. Odilon Redon is also part of her designs. Reflections or fantasies, spiritual ideas that become part of reality through real objects. Suggestion is the goal. This symbolist philosophy has also driven Ivonne Ruiz to use symbolism as the cornerstone of her goals. Prints, genuinely present from the early days in the RAIMON BUNDÓ shows, will feature soft tones this time, and there is even room for black and white.

This year she surprises us with the contrast of her two lines; RAIMON BUNDÓ, totally consolidated on the market, identified, charismatic and utterly elegant, and Ir de Bundó, emerging forcefully this season to dress the most alternatives brides in whom quality and good taste prevail, although they still seek a somewhat more casual style.

Two universes in one, coexisting under the same roof and characterised by the same premises: quality, design, modernity, freshness and simplicity.

RAIMON BUNDÓ consolidates its collection in the most authentic style, reasserting the classic but decidedly outgoing bride, with simple cuts and a nod towards haute couture. The key to success here lies in leaving nothing to chance, every last detail is scrupulously calculated and deliberate. Thus, perfect harmony between pattern-design and making and design is guaranteed in each dress.

Ir de Bundó launches its first line on the market with a view to rediscovering the bride that seeks a more informal and modern dress. The spontaneity of its designs is patently inherent to all of them.

RAIMON BUNDÓ and Ir de Bundó, two utterly romantic lines still packing colour, albeit this time in pastel shades; old pink, sea blue and, evidently, ivory.

RAIMON BUNDÓ features tougher fabrics such as natural satin, dupion and silk, as opposed to Ir de Bundó, where tulles and gauzes prevail.

All topped off by an exquisite collection of hand-embroidered work, crafted in yarn and aged stones that tap into the dream world of symbolist shapes for inspiration, the icing on the cake to both collections, further enhancing each one in a different way.

A collection with "savoir faire".