Ball Gown Wedding Dresses Kleinfeld

Romantic Ball Gown Wedding Dress - Ball Gown Wedding Dresses Kleinfeld

Romantic Ball Gown Wedding Dress - Ball Gown Wedding Dresses Kleinfeld

Pnina Tornai is a globally renowned couture bridal designer, brought in to the spotlight in the U.S. as a star of TLC's highly successful show, "Say Yes To The Dress."

Pnina's passion for design was inspired by her Moroccan mother and Egyptian father, who exposed her to elaborate cultural ceremonies and celebrations from a young age.

Her love for beauty and intricate details grew into a desire to create beautiful gowns that reflected her unique heritage and, after designing her own gown for her Parisian nuptials, Pnina discovered the transformative power of a single dress and was determined to share it with other brides.

Ideal for all body types. These dresses are fitted to the waist then flow to the ground in the shape of an uppercase "A".

Ideal for all body types. These dresses are fitted to the waist with a full skirt. Also known as Princess gowns.

Ideal for showing off curves. These dresses are fitted to the knee with a skirt that flares out. Also known as Fit and Flare gowns.

Ideal for showing off your figure and petite brides. These dresses fit close to the body and do not flare out.

Pnina Tornai, exclusive designer for Kleinfeld, is the leading international bridal and eveningwear designer. Pnina Tornai’s collection features her signature corset design. Inspired by the construction of original ancient corsets, Pnina adds her own modern touch to create the perfect fit. Pnina Tornai’s gowns are handmade of the finest fabrics imported from Europe and hand-sewn in accordance with the principle of Haute Couture. Her collection varies from classic with clean lines and details to sophisticated hand-embroidered ball gowns.

Pnina Tornai is a globally renowned couture bridal designer, brought in to the spotlight in the U.S. as a star of TLC's highly successful show, "Say Yes To The Dress."

Pnina's passion for design was inspired by her Moroccan mother and Egyptian father, who exposed her to elaborate cultural ceremonies and celebrations from a young age.

Her love for beauty and intricate details grew into a desire to create beautiful gowns that reflected her unique heritage and, after designing her own gown for her Parisian nuptials, Pnina discovered the transformative power of a single dress and was determined to share it with other brides.