Inside New York Bridal Fashion Week

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Not Your Grandma’s Doily

A lace renaissance is here, and we couldn’t be happier. In modern day, lace has taken many forms.  From a revitalized Chantilly to contemporary patterns, lace is back and here to stay.

Silver & Gold

Exuding an air of opulence, silver and gold are having a major moment in bridal. Claire Pettibone channeled old-world elegance at fashion week, utilizing metallic elements and regal accessories. Ese Azenabor went in a glam direction featuring silver embellishments and eye-catching material while Soucy’s collection featured an all-gold number that is guaranteed to make anyone swoon.

Shortcomings

It’s no secret bridal minis have been popularized throughout the last couple of years. The perfect second look on any wedding day, these minis have been sweeping the bridal fashion space and will continue to do so in the upcoming wedding season.

Color Me Pretty

Brides have been straying from the typical white gown and designers have noticed. From Ines Di Santo’s abstract works of art to Nardos' statement making color palettes and embroidery, it’s clear color is in the fashion forecast.

Blossoming Blooms

Florals for spring have never been so groundbreaking. Take notes from Mira Zwillinger's large flower appliqués or Maison Oui’s 3D-motifs and you’ll get a dreamy, garden-inspired look ready for the any wedding day aisle.

Sheer Beauty

Sometimes less IS more, and these gowns with sheer details are a prime example. These creations are a flawless mix of sexy and elegant. Whether you opt for a sheer neckline to showcase your décolleté or sheer statement-making sleeves, don’t be afraid to show some skin on your big day.