With the new collection releases, let’s see what’s hot from the catwalk for our upcoming brides…
Following the release of all the new designer lines worldwide, we bring you some of the most adaptable and sought-after trends for all the future missuses. We’ve gathered some of the vogues we think you’ll love for spring and summer. From enchanting ballgowns to lace detailing, there’s something for every kind of bride…
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Short Dresses
From the vibrant days of summer to the crisp chill of winter, short dresses consistently reign as seasonal favourites, offering unparalleled versatility and style. These playful mini styles are perfect for seizing any day, effortlessly transitioning with your wardrobe. In the colder months, pair your favourite short dress with opaque tights or patterned hosiery. As the weather warms, shed the layers and embrace the breeziness of a short dress with simple sandals.
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Ballgowns
Ballgowns remain a bridal favourite, consistently taking centre stage on the runway. These romantic designs are elevated with enhanced drama and rich details like lace or floral embellishments, perfectly embodying that coveted princess aesthetic. And, of course, the basque waist is the new twist to the classic ballgown.
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Bubble Hems
This whimsical, voluminous and statement-making, balloon-like silhouette is a bridal front-runner, perfect for grand entrances. Its puffed-up skirt flatters both short and long dresses, offering a refi ned take on traditional ’80s style. When paired with a sculpted bodice or sleek fabric, it creates a modern yet nostalgic aesthetic.
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Sculpted Bodice
The resurgence of the corset has been dominating the bridal scene for some time now, and its elegant and dramatic effect leaves a lasting impression. Naturally, the fabrics and styles offer a more breathable alternative to their predecessors. They also present a sleek silhouette when paired with a contrasting, more whimsical skirt.
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Lace
Since Queen Victoria wore lace on her wedding day, there’s never been a season without the lace appeal. Once again, it steals the show with intricate embroidery and is paired with statement pieces. This delicate fabric suits all sorts of designs and adds a note of romanticism to even the most contemporary styles.
Image: Anja www.mirazwillinger.com
Pleats
For brides who value texture and a modern touch, pleated bridal styles are a versatile look which can elevate your gown without being too extra. Whether you prefer a flowing pleated skirt or a structured bodice, you can decide how much to incorporate.
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