Avant-garde bridal gown with a bold architectural design. NO NIPPLE EXPOSE. The upper bodice is fully covered, made from soft, loose-flowing matte fabric such as heavy crepe or structured chiffon. The fabric gently drapes over the shoulders, neck, and chest, forming a modest high-neck collar and covering the bust without clinging to the body. Curvy iranian bride, The coverage ends abruptly and precisely just at the nipple line — creating a dramatic and intentional cutoff with no lace, mesh, or transition. Below this point, the skin is fully exposed or transitions directly into a minimalist high-waisted skirt, making the exposed midsection an intentional and striking design feature. The contrast between the modest, flowing upper section and the sudden exposure beneath creates a radical, editorial look that challenges traditional bridal aesthetics. The overall silhouette is clean, minimal, and sculptural. Color palette, pure white or ivory, with no embellishment — relying on shape and concept alone for impact. Accessories, none or very minimal, to emphasize the raw form of the gown.