The Trend: Gatsby
The 1920s roar elegantly to life with refined flapper style—blouson bodices, dropped waists and skull-hugging headbands.
Dress by Karl Lagerfeld Bridal. See the complete collection in our wedding dresses photo gallery»
The Trend: Extreme Lengths
Daring dresses pair a thigh-baring mini in front with floor-sweeping trains, for one saucy silhouette.
Dress by Elizabeth B. See the complete collection in our wedding dresses photo gallery»
The Trend: Floribunda
A riot of embroidered flowers in vivid reds, pinks and lilacs blossoms on simple white sheaths—and fresh posies accent romantic hairstyles.
Dress by Atelier Aimée.
The Trend: Audrey
She's baaack...designers pay homage to the queen of classic 1950s fashion, with simple lines, cinched waists and ballet-length skirts.
Dress by De la Cierva and Nicolás Novias. See the complete collection in our wedding dresses photo gallery»
The Trend: The Mod Squad
Micro-minis are cut to cover—well, not much!—in a brazen statement that salutes Carnaby Street and the swinging ‘60s.
Dress by Rosa Clará. See the complete collection in our wedding dresses photo gallery»
The Trend: Opera Dressing
The drama of opening night is interpreted in graceful Watteau trains that flow from high on the back down to the floor.
Dress by Peter Langner. See the complete collection in our wedding dresses photo gallery»
The Trend: Return of the Raj
Pulling out their brocades, silks and Nehru collars, designers give the groom permission to dress like a prince of the East.
Ensemble by Carlo Pignatelli.
The Trend: Sun Goddess
Grecian-inspired folds and draping combine with strategic skin-baring cuts in an example of divine dressmaking.
Dress by Elizabeth B. See the complete collection in our wedding dresses photo gallery
The Trend: Pink and Navy
Jolts of midnight blue accent soft, baby-pink dresses, giving these feminine frocks a shot of sophistication.
Dress by Bellantuono. See the complete collection in our wedding dresses photo gallery»
