Our Story

Welcome to Myth & Muse Atelier, a curated collection of romantic, couture-inspired gowns designed to celebrate individuality, softness, and artistry.

Founded by Tatiana Flinn, Myth & Muse was created for women who dream in color and move through life with quiet confidence. Each gown is selected, customized, and finished with care — made to capture the feeling of timeless elegance and modern femininity.

Our atelier works exclusively with trusted couture production partners — small, independent ateliers that specialize in handcrafted bridal and evening wear. Together, we bring each vision to life, blending high-end craftsmanship with thoughtful customization and an eye for detail.

Every piece is made to order, ensuring that your gown is tailored to your preferences and finished with our signature romantic aesthetic. From delicate embroidery to flowing organza and hand-cut lace, each element is chosen to create something truly personal and unforgettable.

Production & Materials

At Myth & Muse Atelier, transparency is an essential part of craftsmanship. Each gown is custom-made in collaboration with professional partner ateliers that handle sewing, embroidery, and finishing according to your chosen style, fabric, and color palette.

Tatiana oversees the creative process — from design curation and material sourcing to final detailing — ensuring that each piece meets our standards of beauty, fit, and quality.

We work with premium fabrics such as lace, chiffon, satin, and tulle, often sourced in small batches to preserve exclusivity. Because every gown is handmade, small variations in trim, embroidery, or tone are a natural part of the process and add to the authenticity of your piece.

Our goal is simple: to create a dress that feels like it was always meant for you — timeless, romantic, and beautifully made.

Design Disclaimer

Myth & Muse Atelier collaborates with experienced couture ateliers to create gowns inspired by classic and contemporary silhouettes that are beloved across the bridal and eveningwear world.

While some designs may resemble styles found in other ateliers, each gown is individually handmade to order and personalized through your chosen colors, fabrics, and finishes. Every piece is produced exclusively for Myth & Muse Atelier and is not mass-manufactured or resold.

Our role is to curate, customize, and oversee every detail, ensuring that each gown embodies the signature romantic aesthetic that defines Myth & Muse.

How Custom Orders Work

Every Myth & Muse gown is made to order — designed, patterned, and sewn specifically for you.

Here’s how it works:

1. Choose a base design: Select one of our existing gowns or share your inspiration photos.

2. Customization: Adjust color, neckline, sleeves, train length, or embroidery details.

3. Measurements: Provide your exact body measurements or choose from standard sizing.

4. Production: Once confirmed, your gown enters creation — typically taking 3–5 weeks, depending on complexity.

5. Final Delivery: Your finished gown is carefully packaged and shipped worldwide.

Throughout the process, Tatiana stays in direct contact to share progress updates, fabric choices, and fitting guidance.

Book a Design Consultation

You can book a personal design consultation to create a one-of-a-kind gown. During the consultation, we’ll:

• Discuss your vision, mood board, and body type.

• Explore fabrics, silhouettes, and embellishments.

• Provide a personalized quote and timeline.

Consultations can be held by email, chat, or video call — whichever you prefer.
To begin, click “Book a Consultation” below or email mythandmuseatelier@gmail.com with your name and event date.

Sizing & Timeline Info

Because each gown is handmade to order, production times average 3–5 weeks, depending on complexity and current queue. Rush orders may be available upon request.

We offer two sizing options:

• Standard Sizing (XS–XL): based on our atelier’s size chart.

• Custom Measurements: provide your bust, waist, hips, and height for a made-to-fit piece.

Your gown will arrive pressed, lined, and ready to wear. Minor alterations may be needed for a perfect fit — a normal part of any couture garment.