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Israeli bridal designer Pnina Tornai debuts new collection, priced for post-pandemic budgets

P by Pnina Tornai features the designer's signature look and feel at a more affordable price, with gowns starting at $2,200. Trunk show is scheduled to take place at Kleinfeld starting Aug. 6.

by  ILH Staff
Published on  05-21-2021 13:30
Last modified: 05-23-2021 09:21
Israeli bridal designer Pnina Tornai debuts new collection, priced for post-pandemic budgetsCourtesy

A long-sleeved, A-line wedding gown from the P by Pnina Tornai collection for Kleinfeld Bridal | Photo: Courtesy

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Bridal designer Pnina Tornai is introducing a new collection exclusively for Kleinfeld Bridal, home of TLC's "Say Yes to the Dress," on which her creations have frequently been showcased.

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P by Pnina Tornai includes all the signature elements the Israeli designer is known at a more affordable price point. The gowns in the collection start at $2,200.

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, unable to travel from Israel to New York to meet with brides-to-be at Kleinfeld, Tornai turned her inspiration into a new collection that features her signature fit, look, and feel, at a price point more brides can factor into their post-pandemic budget.

"The P by Pnina Tornai collection is designed for a modern, young-at-heart bride looking for a fashion-forward gown at a friendly price," Tornai said. "So many beautiful and meaningful words start with P – my message with this collection is that everything is possible and that the journey of a bride should be filled with pleasure and positivity."

The new collection is influenced by the most popular dresses from Tornai's previous couture lines, including classic ball gown, A-line and mermaid silhouettes, complete with embellished lace and hand-sewn appliqués.

Kleinfeld Bridal co-owner Mara Urshel said that the reaction to the P by Pnina Tornai collection, which debuted at the store in April, had been "incredible."

"From Pnina's signature corsets and beading to clean shapes and fabrications, all at a great price point, our sales staff and brides are loving it," Urshel said.

Starting Aug. 6, Pnina Tornai will be at Kleinfeld for a trunk show. Brides-to-be will have the opportunity to work one-on-one with the designer in person for the first time in over a year.

The full collection can be viewed here.

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