Pennsylvania & South Jersey Bridal & Wedding Expo

January 4 & 5, 2025

Saturday 12:00PM - 5:00PM

Sunday 12:00PM - 5:00PM


Pennsylvania Convention Center - Hall F

Philadelphia, PA

Fashion Show by:

Madelange Laroche Bridal Design Studio

Madelange Laroche designs a dress uniquely for each customer. By creating luxury, classic and timeless designs, we help our clients design their ultimate dream dress.  Our goal is to provide an enjoyable, stress-free service in a way that lets our customers shine.

From customized gowns to ready-to-wear gowns for brides and bridal parties, Madelange Laroche creates personalized and unique experiences for all of our clients every step of the way. 

Holding firmly to a simple philosophy that fashion should be joyful, Madelange infuses her disciplined and exacting artistry with the calm sensibility of her native Caribbean culture. After graduating from the Moore College of Art, Madelange honed her skills as an apprentice to Frank Agostino before launching her own label.

Born and raised in Haiti, Madelange was the youngest of fourteen children. Her genius for fabric choices and design emerged at a very young age; she would collect swatches of fabric and use them to design clothing for her dolls. Her mother, an accomplished seamstress, provided Madelange’s foundational training in needlework, and by age 16, she had the skills of a professional.

Fiercely proud of the skills she learned from her mother, and deeply respectful of the formal training she received from Agostino and others, Madelange has emerged as an unusually well-rounded artist capable of both the highest quality craftsmanship and groundbreaking design. Her work has been described as “classic,” “timeless,” and “luxurious” in such publications as The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Mercury, and The Reporter.

Madelange was the Savannah De Vore ’98 Critic Award winner for her men’s and women’s wear lines. She has shown at Atlantic City Fashion Week and is known for her work on Franc Agostino’s evening wear. She has attracted the attention of her peers. For instance, Danny Noble has described her as “...absolutely driven” and has praised her embroidery and complex designs. According to Le Tran, who teaches technical design at Moore, “She can do anything.”