Luxurious Couture, Ready-to-Wear & Wedding Dresses | Tony Ward Couture

It may be the final stretch of the year, but the momentum is still up and alive at Tony Ward Fashion House.

In Sanya, that energy felt even more amplified. China has always been one of the brand’s most meaningful markets, a place where craftsmanship, the architectural lines, and that softness-meets-edge DNA of Tony Ward resonate to the clients, the friends of the brand and to the press. They recognize -and appreciate- the savoir-faire behind each cut, each shape, and the storytelling woven into the gowns.

In Sanya, that connection grew even stronger.

For the second year in a row, Tony Ward returned to Sanya Bridal Week, this time with a dual presence carrying the House’s signature and iconic pieces. From November 25 to 29, the brand stepped into one of China’s most dynamic fashion platforms, presenting not one but two runway moments: the La Mariée Spring 2026 collection on November 27, and the Ready-to-Wear Spring Summer 2026 show on November 29.

A full week that brought together industry insiders, international buyers, A-listers, and loyal clients who have been part of Tony Ward’s growing presence in the Chinese market for a long time now.

A Bridal Moment Framed by Modern Romance

On November 27, La Mariée Spring 2026 stepped onto the runway; The gowns with sculpted bodices, translucent sleeves and lace, feather-light layers, and the signature architectural corsetry reflected the essence of Tony Ward bridal: refined, expressive, and deeply personal.

The collection ‘In the Court of Love’ is inspired by artistry and history intertwining to a vision of timeless romance: Cuts -princess or sleek- followed the body without restraining it, while embellishments revealed themselves subtly under movement. In Sanya, these dresses felt ethereal yet grounded, modern yet rooted in heritage.

For a market that deeply values craftsmanship, this collection spoke directly to the brides who seek romance shaped with emotions.

A Ready-to-Wear Showcase: Forward Motion

Two days later, the stage shifted into the rhythm of ‘Behind the Tide’, the Ready-to-Wear Spring Summer 2026. The collection, not a fantasy but a mirror of our real world, introduced fluid silhouettes, sculptural accents, and clean architectural lines that echo the House’s Couture. Dresses built for day-to-night with Tony Ward’s subtle sharpness, refined draping, and a tweak of boldness.

In a setting like Sanya, the Tony Ward Ready-to-Wear collection came alive in new ways. The fresh palette of ripple water and shimmers, the airy fabrics, and the sculpted details aligned with the coastal energy of the city.

A Week of Creativity, Buyers, and Momentum

Beyond the runway, Sanya Bridal Week held a bustling market week where international and local buyers connected with the brand’s latest creations. Conversations flowed around silhouettes, textures, and the retail world that has been a strong, growing space for Tony Ward Fashion House.

As the week closed, this chapter marks another step in a long-standing relationship between Tony Ward and China. A market that challenges, inspires, and continuously pushes the brand toward new expressions.

And while the year may be approaching its final pages, the House is still moving forward with creativity and creations. Onto the next one!