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Valerie writes content for our various marketing platforms. Her main goal is to build a strong brand identity that remains consistent throughout.
Rachel leads our Atelier at Maison M' Elise. It's a diverse team of local craftswomen and seamstresses from different cultural backgrounds.
Maria encapsulates all the tiny nuances that many, including you as the bride, may overlook. It’s the details that make a distinct difference.
Maaike creates in a dress the expression of an unspoken tenderness, beauty, and vulnerability in a bride. She is her muse and her unique source of inspiration.
Cristian has an absolute mastery of light. This, combined with an eye for the perfect shot, he is always able to capture a stunning image.
Ericia works on our social media platforms and creates different marketing strategies to reach brides internationally.
We are proud to manufacture sustainable, storytelling lace in the Netherlands, inspired by our brides’ background and heritage. After your wedding day your gown might not be worn again, but you may not want to part with it either. To encourage environmental friendliness, Mansion M’Elise offers a circular solution to give your wedding dress a second life. We can transform your lace gown into a beautiful modern painting or create a stunning crib for your newborn.
Although her name and appearance suggest that she is Dutch, designer Maaike Stofferis (31) from fashion label Maison M’Elise, has only been living in Rotterdam for five years. Born in London, she has moved no less than nineteen times, from Europe to the Middle East and back. Now she makes wedding dresses and party clothes with influences from the many cultures she has become familiar with. Editor-in-chief Liza thought it was time for a chat with the designer.
We are proud to manufacture sustainable, storytelling lace in the Netherlands, inspired by our brides’ background and heritage. After your wedding day your gown might not be worn again, but you may not want to part with it either. To encourage environmental friendliness, Mansion M’Elise offers a circular solution to give your wedding dress a second life. We can transform your lace gown into a beautiful modern painting or create a stunning crib for your newborn.
Although her name and appearance suggest that she is Dutch, designer Maaike Stofferis (31) from fashion label Maison M’Elise, has only been living in Rotterdam for five years. Born in London, she has moved no less than nineteen times, from Europe to the Middle East and back. Now she makes wedding dresses and party clothes with influences from the many cultures she has become familiar with. Editor-in-chief Liza thought it was time for a chat with the designer.
Bridal Sleepwear
Bridal Veil
Bridal Belt
