The Luna gown by Katherine Tash is the definition of effortless elegance — a modern classic that feels both architectural and romantic. The liquid silk organza catches the light beautifully, creating a luminous effect that feels weightless as it moves.

I wore this gown for my October 2025 wedding and felt truly incredible in it — feminine, modern, and timeless all at once. The draped skirt and structured bodice create a soft, flattering shape that’s easy to move, dance, and sit in comfortably.

The way this fabric moves is magical — light, breathable, and luminous under natural light. It’s structured but soft, and it photographs beautifully from every angle. I loved how comfortable it felt all day — I never felt restricted or heavy even with the full skirt. This gown deserves to make another bride feel just as special.

This gown was originally purchased from Jin Wang in San Francisco for $5,490, and with professional alterations ($680) and post-wedding cleaning ($834), my total investment was $7,004.

✨ Details
Designer: Katherine Tash
Style: Luna
Fabric: 100% liquid silk organza
Neckline: Scoop
Silhouette: Ballgown / A-line hybrid
Color: Rose (ivory-tinged blush tone)
Train: Chapel length

👗 Alterations
Taken in at the bust (fits like a street size 4)
Hemmed (I’m 5'4" and wore 4.1" heels)
Bustle added for dancing
All work was done by a professional bridal tailor to maintain the gown’s draping and flow.

💎 Condition
Worn once for my wedding. The gown was professionally cleaned immediately after, but there are mud stains on the interior lining only that the cleaners did not remove for fear of damaging the silk. These extend roughly 6" along the inner lining and 2–3" on parts of the train lining. A skilled tailor could replace the lining sections or remove them entirely if you’re on the shorter side. I have extra fabric from my alterations which may be helpful. Comes from a smoke-free, pet-free home.