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Design by Tiana Crispino
And just like Bridal Fashion Week has come and gone in the blink of an eye, but the accessory trends are still dancing around in our minds. And there are plenty.
The accessory staples we've fallen in love with in recent seasons made appearances on this year's runways. (Read: Belts and gloves are still in style.). But a few rookie looks came out in full force, too. Take, for instance, outerwear. Designers have put a spring-inspired spin on the traditional winter necessity, creating billowing floor-length jackets, structured suit tops, and sheer, silky capes brides everywhere will surely drool over. We're also loving the versatility this season. Trains are now detachable, offering two looks in one, and veils are slowly shrinking in length. We couldn't be more obsessed!
Curious to see these trends in action? Read on for the top six accessories from the Spring 2023 collections. Which would you wear to say "I do?"
Embellished Gloves
By the looks of it, bridal gloves aren't going anywhere. They are, however, getting a little upgrade for Spring 2023. Designers such as Dana Harel and Safiyaa debuted embellished gloves as a way to dramatize a bridal look.
Safiyaa
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Courtesy of Safiyaa
Dana Harel
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Courtesy of Dana Harel
Detachable Trains
Want to wear two looks on your wedding day without buying two looks? Enter: detachable trains. Anne Barge and Ines di Santo are just a few of the designers who are paving the way for bridal versatility. Wear an ornate train down the aisle for a quintessential ceremony look, then remove the piece when it is time to dance. Voila! Two looks for the price of one.
Anne Barge
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Courtesy of Anne Barge
Ines by Ines Di Santo
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Courtesy of Ines by Ines Di Santo
Outerwear
We all know the weather can be quite unpredictable come spring, and designers like Lihi Hod and Sachin and Babi are providing much-needed options to combat uncertain temperatures with chic bridal outerwear. And of course, they are helping brides do so in style!
Lihi Hod
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Courtesy of Lihi Hod
Sachin & Babi
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Courtesy of Sachin & Babi
Shawls
If outerwear is having a moment, then so are shawls. According to the Spring 2023 collections, and designers like Sareh Nouri and Amsale, shawls can be ornate, romantic, fitted, or loose—but most importantly, never boring.
Amsale
Courtesy of Amsale
Sareh Nouri
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Courtesy of Sareh Nouri
Mini Length Veils
Birdcage veils were all the rage last season, but now mini-length veils are having a moment. There is something so chic about a short veil paired with a short dress. But a mini veil and a ball gown? We love the unexpected combination.
Amsale
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Courtesy of Amsale
Monique Lhuillier
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Courtesy of Monique Lhullier
Belts
Don't worry brides, belts aren't going anywhere. From thick to thin, and plain to embellished, we saw belts of several varieties this season. Peter Langner and Honor were just a few of the designers who broke out the belts, yet again, solidifying this trend as a staple for seasons to come.
Honor
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Photo by Yelena Yemchuk
Peter Langner
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Photo by Marco Guastalla