With the pending nuptials of Prince William and Kate Middleton being top-o-mind for everyone in the bridal world, the royal wedding clearly made an impact on some of the designs of the new bridal gown collections. We saw that especially in the use of sleeves! Look at some of these beautiful options!
Eve of Milady/photo by Thomas Iannaccone |
Watters Brides gown/photo by Thomas Iannaccone |
Monique Lhuillier gown/photo by Steve Eichner |
St. Pucchi gown/photo by George Chinsee |
Texture was everywhere. Gowns were constructed of different fabrics and designers are using them in fun ways such as pleats on bodices and ruffles all over! Designers also used plentiful beading and appliqués to give their gowns a lot of dimension.
Alvina Valenta gown/photo by Robert Mitra |
St. Pucchi gown/photo by George Chinsee |
This trend gives new meaning to the term “blushing bride” – blush gowns! These gorgeous soft pink hues are sure to flatter any bride’s skin tone.
Watters Brides gown/photo by Thomas Iannaccone |
Monique Lhuillier gown/photo by Steve Eichner |
Who said you have to keep the botanical details in the bouquets?! Check out these amazing wedding dresses with larger-than-life floral accents.
Lazaro gown/photo by Robert Mitra |
Eve of Milady gown/photo by Thomas Iannaccone |
Jim Hjelm gown/photo by Robert Mitra |
Another trend that is still going strong is the use of belts and sashes. This season, the waist accentuating detail has been elevated to a centerpiece of the design in some cases.
Wtoo Brides gown/photo by Thomas Iannaccone |
Lazaro gown/photo by Robert Mitra |
St. Pucchi gown/photo by George Chinsee |
Pronovias gown/photo by George Chinsee |
Wtoo Brides gown/photo by Thomas Iannaccone |
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