Ines Di Santo
Italian-Argentine eveningwear and bridal designer
About Ines Di Santo
Ines Di Santo (Hungarian: Szántó Inez; born ) is an Italian-Argentine designer of bridal and eveningwear couture.
Personal life Di Santo was born in Italy She studied fine art and design in Argentina and Italy. In 1975, at 23 years old, Di Santo immigrated to Canada. In 2018, Di Santo collaborated with a New York-based jeweler and launched the Ines x Ciner jewelry collection. In 2021, Di Santo launched two new categories. The same year, Di Santo partnered with Paper Source to create wedding invitations inspired by gowns in her collections.
Appearances Di Santo's bridal design collections have been featured in Vogue. The Knot, and Inside Weddings. Jenny McCarthy, Courtney Lopez, Hazel Renee, and Tahira "Tee Tee" Francis of Growing Up Hip Hop chose Di Santo for their wedding day. Britt Robertson also chose plunging mini dress for her second wedding look designed by Di Santo. The American television personality, Carrie Ann Inaba, wore a white Di Santo gown on Dancing With the Stars Premiere Night. She appeared in the Netflix Series Ginny & Georgia.
Her Voluminous Ball Gowns were featured in six top trends from luxury bridal fashion week fall 2023, and in 2024, her design was selected in the Spring 2024 bridal trend: The Special One.
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