Bohème by Leah Da Gloria Wedding Dresses by Season

After Australian couture designer, Leah Da Gloria, graduated from Sydney's Fashion Design Studio, she went on to compete in the fourth season of Project Runway Australia. After coming in second, she launched her debut collection in 2013. Now, her eponymous bridal label is known for opulent detailing and experimental touches while keeping brides looking sultry and feminine by highlighting the female form in body-hugging, exaggerated serpentine dresses and billowing cuts. Her structural pieces are favorites of bold, modern brides who aren't afraid to pull off sleek jumpsuits, boxy jackets, and plunging necklines on their wedding day.

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Bohème by Leah Da Gloria Fall 2020

For more contemporary brides, the Bohème by Leah Da Gloria Fall 2020 collection features modern silhouettes, trendier cuts, as well as intricate embellishments including 3D floral appliqués and covered buttons. From corseted crop tops paired with voluminous, tiered high-waist skirts to sleek jumpsuits and blazers with powerful, structured pointy shoulders, these bridal looks are both functional and versatile and can be styled up or down depending on the wedding venue and theme. Some standout looks include an intricate serpentine dress with corset-like crisscross details and a decadent mushroom-pleated tulle ball gown, but it's the sultry jumpsuits that steal the show.

"Harley" floor-length gown with soft textured tulle skirt, ruching, thin belt, and spaghetti straps. Worn with gloves.

"Odette" silk mermaid gown with dramatic train and "Gigi" silk wrap.

"Delaney" voluminous silk overskirt.

"Bronte" cropped corset top with sweetheart neckline and spaghetti straps.

"Remy" tiered mushroom-pleated high waist tulle skirt.

"Gabrielle" strapless mermaid tulle gown with sweetheart neckline, 3D floral appliqués, sheer panels, and corset detailing.

"Arlo" backless gown with scoop neckline, slim spaghetti straps, and gentle train.

"Marcelle" wraparound silk gown with deep V-neckline, long sleeves, and thigh slit.

"Darcey" sleeveless jumpsuit with pencil trousers, wide waistband, and plunging neckline.

"Bianca" boxy jacket with peak lapels and side pocket.

"Ruby" strapless gown with sweetheart neckline, corset bodice, center slit, and covered button at center front.

"Brandon" silk crepe bodysuit with plunging neckline and long sleeves.

"Yves" wide leg pants.

"Elodie" strapless trumpet gown with deep plunging neckline, sheer side panels, center slit, and belt.

"Bronwyn" silk A-line gown with plunging neckline, collar, pockets, and belt.

"Delia" off-the-shoulder gown with sweetheart neckline, trumpet sleeves, and tulle and cotton embroidery.

"Sadie" sleeveless mermaid gown with spaghetti straps, sheer corset, and tulle skirt.

"Evelyn" veil with 3D flowers and embroidery.

"Claudette" circular high waist silk skirt.

"Tempest" boxy jacket with rolled lapel collar, plunging neckline, and belt.

"Sybelle" fit-and-flare skirt with a barely sheer illusion.

"Manon" off-the-shoulder fit-and-flare gown with long sleeves, 3D flowers, covered buttons, cotton embroidery sleeves, and spot tulle ruffles.

"Keira" off-the-shoulder gown with pleated A-line skirt, pockets, and center slit.

"Edith" sleeveless fit-and-flare gown with plunging neckline and widened waistband.

"Primrose" veil with 3D beaded florals and vines.