BIO ~ It began with chain-stitching Barbie Doll Clothes on an old singer sewing machine her mother had given her, and developed into a loving creation of Unique Bridal Gowns, African American inspired wedding dresses and special event couture. Her dresses evolved into a melange of European and Afrocentric bridal gown Elegance. Bromfield's wedding dresses feature both ethnic and custom bridal quality and detail. Much of her work includes patchwork and cowry shells. Her works of design art reflect a deep understanding of International fashion imbued with her cultural heritage. Bromfield stated in a 1999 Article in Essence "I help brides have a cultural experience that evokes emotion". Cassandra, is a well known designer that lives in Brooklyn, and now owns a design studio in midtown Manhattan.

She encourages you to add special touches to your social occasion or bridal gown. For instance, fabric from a mother's wedding dress, buttons from a loved ones garment, antique handkerchiefs, or old coins can help give your dress more profound meaning. Bromfield's wedding dress and bridal designs range from African American wedding dress designs... like patchwork detail couture, an elegant silk taffeta halter dress topped with a satin faced organza duster with delicate French cuffs, to a sophisticated matte-jersey creation that gracefully drapes the body. Her dresses offer an option for those who want bridal gowns steeped in culture and want an option for the tradition al European or African wedding dress.

Cassandra draws inspiration from museums collections, books, memorabilia, and family. A recent design theme of hers is soul food. Bromfield reflects "Just as soul food is a mixture of things that our people considered valuable, these designs are a assortment of fabrics, textures, and patterns with hand painting, hand beading, glass, antique beads, and pieces of lace".