New Christian Siriano Wedding Dresses

Plus, a look at past collections.

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Updated on 09/15/21

Pink bridal gown — Courtesy of Christian Siriano

Designer Christian Siriano launched his eponymous fashion label in 2008, previously working under Vivienne Westwood and Alexander McQueen. Known for stunning red carpet moments and inclusive (not to mention epic) runway shows, Siriano's designs have been worn by celebrities such as Scarlett Johansson, Kim Kardashian West, and First Lady Michelle Obama, to name a few. In 2021, the designer released his first bridal collection since 2017. Below, the latest bridal collection from Christian Siriano.

Christian Siriano Bridal 2021

Christian Siriano bridal is back and better than ever. The designer, known for stunning red carpet moments and inclusive (not to mention epic) runway shows, just released his first bridal collection since 2017. And trust us, it's worth the wait. The collection features all of the Siriano hallmarks—ball gowns, suits, dresses. And it's designed for all body shapes and sizes. For anyone who's delayed their big day, this stunning collection delivers all the head-turning glamour and drama you've been waiting for.

"I wanted the collection to feel light and modern, not too overworked. Easy and chic," Siriano tells Brides. The entire line goes up to a size 28 online, which is the standard for all of the brand's offerings. What's more, "customers can click and buy their size right away… there’s no custom necessary, which is really exciting." Consider this your one-stop-shop for bridal excellence.

The collection also celebrates inclusivity in all forms, beyond inclusive sizing. "Some of these pieces are gender-bending, and are great for all different types of people—male, female, non-binary, transgender, and everyone in between," says Siriano. Prices range from $1,800 to $16,900.

Look 1

Two Piece bridal gown — Christian Siriano

Who doesn't love a matching set? For the trendy bride who still wants to look traditional, this is the dress for you. If you're into the fashion upcycle, the top can always be worn separately for other occasions.

The Cut: A two-piece gown

The Material: Lace and floral embroidery

The Wow Factor: The pressed floral embroidery

Look 2

One word: drama! This is one of the brand's signature silhouettes—if you're looking for a designer favorite, it doesn't get more Siriano than this.

The Cut: A sweetheart neckline

The Material: Silk faille

The Wow Factor: The stunning off-the-shoulder take on the sweetheart

Look 3

It's easy to say "yes" to a multi-tiered gown. With lace details throughout, this is for any bride looking to embrace their inner "maximalist."

The Cut: A two-piece gown

The Material: Lace and tulle

The Wow Factor: The pressed floral embroidery

Look 4

Keep it simple, keep it chic. This slinky cut is sophisticated and unique—perfect for a black-tie affair.

The Cut: A wrapped halter

The Material: Satin

The Wow Factor: The side ruffle details

Look 5

Make an entrance. Go for this non-traditional suit if you're looking for something guaranteed to turn heads without sacrificing feminine details.

The Cut: A low-cut suit

The Material: Lace and organza

The Wow Factor: The epic side train

Look 6

PSA: the outer tulle train is removable. Wear the full look to your ceremony, and cast off the outer train for a fun reception look meant for dancing and champagne.

The Cut: A strappy sweetheart

The Material: Lace and tulle

The Wow Factor: The removable train. Obviously.

Look 7

Why not wear your gems on your gown? For the jewelry lover, this pearl-encrusted number will have you dripping in sparkle.

The Cut: A mock turtleneck

The Material: Beaded crystal and pearl

The Wow Factor: The ornate pearl-encrusted pattern

Look 8

An architectural wonder, the bold and clean lines of this gown guarantee you'll turn heads. Good tailoring never goes out of style.

The Cut: A high-neck with mesh cut-outs

The Material: Crepe

The Wow Factor: That asymmetrical cape

Look 9

There's something both classic and edgy about this gown. The stunning skirt brings the tradition, and the blazer-inspired black top provides a bit of individuality.

The Cut: A deep v with lapels

The Material: Lace, organza, and tulle

The Wow Factor: The black lace sleeves

Look 10

Dare to go dark with your bridal gown. Black is a chic, of-the-moment option for any bride looking to stand out. Audrey Hepburn would be proud.

The Cut: A low cut sweetheart

The Material: Crepe

The Wow Factor: The jeweled belt detailing

Look 11

Who says simplicity has to be boring? Everything about this dress is meticulously considered: the high-enough slit, the gorgeous spaghetti straps, and the double-layered short train.

The Cut: A square neck

The Material: Lace

The Wow Factor: The perfect simplicity

Look 12

Proof a tuxedo can be bridal. This tulle creation is a guarantee you'll elicit a reaction (and copycats) as you walk down the aisle.

The Cut: A tuxedo shirt-inspired color

The Material: Silk faille and tulle

The Wow Factor: Tulle on tulle on tulle!

Look 13

A wide-leg pant is never a bad idea. Look crisp and tailored at your reception—perfect for a non-traditional bride who's looking to step up their suit game.

The Cut: A low cut blazer

The Material: Satin

The Wow Factor: The pressed floral embroidery

Look 14

If you're a lover of precise draping (who isn't?), this gown will check all your boxes. What's more, a defined waist is always flattering.

The Cut: Off-the-shoulder

The Material: Satin

The Wow Factor: The effortless draping and high slit

Look 15

Pale pink is the best alternative to wedding white for anyone who still wants to look bridal. We also love the classic tea length—you'll get to show off your wedding shoes.

The Cut: A low v-neck

The Material: Tulle

The Wow Factor: The perfect ballet pink