New Oscar de la Renta Wedding Dresses, Plus Past Collections

The late Oscar de la Renta was a world-renowned fashion designer known for his elegant and couture-like collections. Mr. de la Renta launched his eponymous ready-to-wear line in 1965, followed by his bridal line in 2006. In 2016, Laura Kim and Fernando Garica were appointed co-creative directors and lead designers, helping to continue the timeless legacy of this brand.

Below, the latest collections from Oscar de la Renta.

Oscar de la Renta Spring 2023

Drawing inspiration from their Fall ready-to-wear collection, which was an ode to Florence, Italy and its many architectural masterpieces, Garica and Kim effortlessly piece together a medley of sophisticated gowns for their Spring 2023 bridal collection.

“Taffeta and silk-faille gowns in grand proportions are highlighted by dramatic billowy sleeves and over-the-top bows. Delicate lace, floral appliqués, and ruffles are gently juxtaposed in both form-fitted and softly ethereal silhouettes," shares co-designer, Fernando Garica. "The collection is punctuated by a true showstopper a multi-layered, couture silk fusion gown, featuring row upon row of faille petals fused and sewn by hand.” Read on to see to the full collection.

In accordance with our diversity pledge, it's our duty to note that at the time of publishing, this brand/designer did not include BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) in their Spring 2023 campaign imagery.

Look 1

The Cut: Off-the-shoulder mermaid gown

The Material: Guipure lace

The Wow Factor: The three-dimensional floral embroidery

Look 2

The Cut: Off-the-shoulder gown

The Material: Silk taffeta

The Wow Factor: The billowy off-the-shoulder neckline

Look 3

The Cut: Strapless gown

The Material: Silk chiffon

The Wow Factor: The ethereal flow of the back sash train

Look 4

The Cut: Strapless gown

The Material: Silk Mikado

The Wow Factor: The oversized back bow

Look 5

The Cut: Strapless midi dress

The Material: Sequin and tulle

The Wow Factor: The allover sequin on the dress

Look 6

The Cut: Sheath dress

The Material: Silk faille and tulle

The Wow Factor: The large tulle puff shoulders

Look 7

The Cut: Fit-and-flare gown

The Material: Lace

The Wow Factor: The allover sheer lace

Look 8

The Cut: A-line gown

The Material: Tulle

The Wow Factor: The three-dimension florals embroidered in an ombre design

Look 9

The Cut: Strapless A-line ballgown

The Material: Silk tulle and lace

The Wow Factor: The ruffled skirt

Look 10

The Cut: A-line trumpet gown

The Material: Lace

The Wow Factor: The embroidered flowers on the delicate lace

Look 11

The Cut: A-line ballgown

The Material: Couture silk and faille

The Wow Factor: The multi-layered petals that are artfully fused and sewn by hand

Oscar de la Renta Fall 2022

As noted in a statement released by the brand, "Among a bride’s dreams of the perfect wedding is the desire to make a fashion statement overflowing with beauty, drama, and grandeur. These days, her moment in the spotlight is no longer limited to the ceremony, as more and more brides turn to Oscar de la Renta for their rehearsal dinner and reception looks. In response to this growing trend, the Bridal Fall - Winter 2022 collection is a focused capsule that pays enhanced attention to the pre-and after-party realms. The offerings feature refreshingly minimal floor-length gowns and au courant, thigh-skimming cocktail dresses. Together, they meet a diversity of personal preferences and event agendas." Ahead, the Fall 2022 bridal collection from Oscar de la Renta.

In accordance with our diversity pledge, it's our duty to note that at the time of publishing, this brand/designer did not include BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) in their Fall 2022 campaign imagery. We have since reached out to this brand/designer to encourage them to include BIPOC imagery in not only this season’s campaign but in future campaigns as well.

Look 1

The Cut: Mini dress

The Material: Lace and floral embroidery

The Wow Factor: The super mini hemline

Look 2

The Cut: Open back gown

The Material: Crepe satin

The Wow Factor: The halter neckline

Look 3

The Cut: Mini dress

The Material: Silk taffeta

The Wow Factor: The ruffled skirt

Look 4

The Cut: Strapless gown

The Material: Chiffon

The Wow Factor: The removable cape

Look 5

The Cut: Mini dress

The Material: Silk taffeta

The Wow Factor: The voluminous skirt

Look 6

The Cut: Ballgown

The Material: Tulle

The Wow Factor: The tulle off-the-shoulder sleeves

Look 7

The Cut: Long sleeve gown

The Material: Lace

The Wow Factor: The allover sheer lace

Look 8

The Cut: Mini dress

The Material: Sequin embroidery

The Wow Factor: The floral sequin embroidery

Look 9

The Cut: Ballgown

The Material: Lace

The Wow Factor: The delicate floral embroidery

Look 10

The Cut: Long-sleeve strapless gown

The Material: Lace

The Wow Factor: The royal train

Oscar de la Renta Spring 2022

The Oscar de la Renta Spring 2022 collection transforms fantasy into reality, and offers brides a chance to live out their fairytale dreams. Florals are a huge theme in this season's collection, and designers Laura Kim and Fernando Garica offer dresses for all bridal aesthetics–ranging from formal ballgowns to mini dresses and hi-low hemlines. Ahead, take a look at the gorgeous new collection.

In accordance with our diversity pledge, it's our duty to note that at the time of publishing, this brand/designer did not include BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) in their Spring 2022 campaign imagery. We have since reached out to this brand/designer to encourage them to include BIPOC imagery in not only this season’s campaign but in future campaigns as well.

Look 1

One word: Stunning! For the fashion-forward bride looking to elevate your wedding day fashions, this is the dress for you. It's also versatile enough to wear after you say "I do."

The Cut: Mini dress

The Material: Lace and floral embroidery

The Wow Factor: The pressed floral embroidery

Look 2

This dress might look familiar, as it's the bridal version of Taylor Swift's 2021 Grammy dress (from Oscar de la Renta's Fall 2021 ready-to-wear collection). Equal parts fashion-forward and modern, this piece is guaranteed to turn heads as you walk down the aisle. 

The Cut: Open back mini dress

The Material: Lace and floral embroidery

The Wow Factor: The pressed floral embroidery

Look 3

Nothing gets better than this elegant long-sleeve gown. Designers Laura Kim and Fernando Garica truly brought fantasy to life with this one-of-a-kind design.

The Cut: A-line gown

The Material: Lace and floral embroidery

The Wow Factor: The pressed floral embroidery and high neckline

Look 4

The Cut: Slim fit dress

The Material: Crepe

The Wow Factor: The floral back detailing and lace train

Look 5

The Cut: Mini dress

The Material: Lace

The Wow Factor: The floral motifs throughout the dress

Look 6

The Cut: Ballgown

The Material: Silk taffeta

The Wow Factor: The three-dimensional floral embroidery on the bodice

Look 7

The Cut: Hi-low gown

The Material: Silk tafetta

The Wow Factor: The off-the-shoulder danity sleeves

Look 8

The Cut: Strapless ballgown

The Material: Lace and pressed embroidery

The Wow Factor: The entire design of the dress

Look 9

The Cut: One shoulder mini dress

The Material: Silk taffeta

The Wow Factor: The oversized back bow

Look 10

The Cut: Off-the-shoulder mermaid gown

The Material: Silk taffeta

The Wow Factor: The balloon sleeves

Look 11

The Cut: Hi-low gown

The Material: Silk taffeta

The Wow Factor: The hi-low hemline

Look 12

The Cut: Blazer dress

The Material: Crepe

The Wow Factor: The short hemline and blazer design

Look 13

The Cut: Halter form-fitting gown

The Material: Lace

The Wow Factor: The sexy silhouette and open back

Look 14

The Cut: Ballgown

The Material: Silk, lace, and tulle

The Wow Factor: The voluminous skirt with three-dimensional flowers

Oscar de la Renta Spring 2021

From statement-making architectural gowns to cascading layers of exquisite hand embroidery to voluminous skirts, Oscar de la Renta's Spring 2021 collection focused on romantic designs for the modern bride. Below you'll find elegant high-low ballgowns, looks crafted from ethereal tulle, and impeccably tailored silhouettes.

In accordance with our diversity pledge, it's our duty to note that at the time of publishing, this brand/designer did not include BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) in their Spring 2021 campaign imagery. We have since reached out to this brand/designer to encourage them to include BIPOC imagery in not only this season’s campaign but in future campaigns as well.

Look 1

Look 1: Strapless high-low ballgown with voluminous feather detail.

Look 2

Look 2: Strapless draped mini dress with floral appliqués.

Look 3

Look 3: Off-the-shoulder gown with shawl of cascading flowers and gentle train.

Look 4

Look 4: Strapless fitted gown with voluminous high-low hem.

Look 5

Look 5: Voluminous silk-faille high-low strapless gown.

Look 6

Look 6: Sheer soft tulle gown with cascading floral appliqués.

Look 7

Look 7: Gown of layered pleated tulle and hand 3D floral appliqués.

Look 8

Look 8: Hand embroidered strapless gown.

Oscar de la Renta Fall 2020

Below you'll find dreamy gowns crafted from taffeta, chiffon mini dresses, delicate floral appliqués, and a dramatic blue ballgown.

Look 1

Look 1: One-shoulder draped chiffon cocktail mini dress with stretch wool gabardine double breasted jacket.

Look 2

Look 2: Strapless silk taffeta cocktail dress with large, hand punched and embossed side flower.

Look 3

Look 3: Strapless silk taffeta ball gown with large, hand punched and embossed side flower.

Look 4

Look 4: V-neck silk faille ball gown embroidered with hand-cut organza and silk yarn threaded flowers.

Look 5

Look 5: Flower embroidered strapless gown in silk faille.

Look 6

Look 6: Sleeveless corded flower stem and chantilly lace gown.

Look 7

Look 7: V-neck tulle embroidered gown with cut out leaves.

Look 8

Look 8: Off-shoulder tulle gown embroidered with organza threaded flowers and guipure floral motifs.

Look 9

Look 9: Strapless pleated ruffled tulle cocktail dress.

Look 10

Look 10: Soft blue bustier strapless ball gown with five layers of ruffled tulle.

Look 11

Look 11: Strapless bustier ball gown with layers of ruffled tulle.

Look 12

Look 12: Embroidered strapless draped tulle bustier gown.

Oscar de la Renta Spring 2020

The über romantic collection of dreamy wedding dresses was all about breaking from tradition and grasping a more modern perspective focused on individuality and tailoring to each bride's personal character and preferences. The collection showcased a number of silhouettes and styles, from gowns to cocktail dresses to separates, all exuding and aura of enchantment and whimsical romance.

Look 1

Look 1: Strapless draped cocktail dress with long sash and fringe detail, Oscar de la Renta

Look 2

Look 2: Strapless bustier with large asymmetric half bow, Oscar de la Renta

Look 3

Look 3: Strapless rose garden Matelassé ball gown with large half bow at back, Oscar de la Renta

Look 4

Look 4: Silk faille ball gown with appliqué embroidery petals in a floral motif (totaling 145 hours of work) cascading from bodice and ballerina straps.

Look 5

Look 5: Stretch Mikado column gown with off-the-shoulder sleeves and back bow detail.

Look 6

Look 6: Strapless sweetheart neckline draped crepe column gown.

Look 7

Look 7: Off-the-shoulder draped chiffon gown.

Look 8

Look 8: Strapless sweetheart neckline silk chiffon column gown with back bow and train, hand-embroidered with Chantilly lace and floral motifs that are stitched in an organic cluster layout and highlighted with white seed beads, round white sequins, and white fisheye stones (totaling 310 hours of work).

Look 9

Look 9: Long sleeve allover floral lace embroidered lace gown with tulle overskirt featuring organza appliqués attached to a base of ari embroidery thread work for a 3D effect (totaling 80 hours of work to complete).

Look 10

Look 10: Strapless embroidered tulle gown with beautiful filigree embroidery (completed by 15 artisans in a total of 250 hours).

Look 11

Look 11: V-neck tulle embroidered gown with sash, featuring hand embroidery on a starburst pleated tulle with each floral motif boasting floret sequins and a small seed bead on top (totaling 280 hours of work).

Look 12

Look 12: Off-the-shoulder bustier ball gown with embroidered tulle skirt.

Look 13

Look 13: V-neck floral leaves lace ball gown with hand-appliquéd flowers and beautiful floral motifs scattered over the bodice and skirt.

Look 14

Look 14: Strapless cocktail dress with ostrich feather embroidery, crafted with 22 yards of white ostrich feathers which are stitched in two opposite directions tailored on tulle and embroidered (created by four skilled craftsmen in over 75 hours).