Georgia Young Launches Pink Lemonade

PINK LEMONADE is a glamorous escape where the Summer feels are everlasting.

Drawing on inspiration from the Hollywood golden era and set in the epicentre of a thousand palms.

This 5 piece collection liberates women in a way that is fun and feminine.

SODA POP, OASIS, CALI, COLA and THE PALMS will become the new favourite gowns of the season.

For more information about this collection, contact the team at Georgia Young Couture.

Contact Georgia Young Couture

Credits

Gowns Georgia Young Couture

Photography Cassandra Ladru

Hair & Makeup Hilary Holmes

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