New Verdin New York Wedding Dresses, Plus Past Collections

Highlights from Fall 2022 and beyond.

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Updated on 10/08/21

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Verdin New York Bridal Fall 2021

Designer Gustavo Nunez was exposed to the art of fashion at an early age, watching his mother design women's sportswear in his home county of Mexico. He later moved to Los Angeles to pursue his career in the fashion industry and eventually arrived in New York. After working for couture houses like Marchesa and Reem Acra, he launched an evening collection of his own in 2017 under Verdin New York, a brand named after his mother. Nunez's Fall 2021 Verdin New York collection marks his debut into bridal fashion. Scroll to see the Fall 2021 bridal collection from Verdin New York.

Verdin New York Fall 2022

Verdin New York's Fall 2022 is entitled the Royal Collection. "My vision of these romantic and timeless brides is reimagined by pairing the classic silhouettes with modern touches," shaed designer Gustavo Nunez. "I created gowns with dimensional textured flowers, dramatic sleeves and detachable trains in airy organza so my brides will feel like royalty without the weight. With Princess Diana serving as a muse I hope to bring the spirit of this collection forward with her same strength and grace." Explore the new collection ahead!

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

off the shoulder gown verdin new york — Courtesy of Verdin New York

The Cut: Off the shoulder draped stretch gown with trumpet skirt

The Material: Crepe

The Wow Factor: The stunning corset top

Look 2

long sleeve gown Verdin New York — Courtesy of Verdin New York

The Cut: Puffed long-sleeve gown with deep V and thigh slit with chapel train

The Material: Crepe

The Wow Factor: The '80s-inspired look

Look 3

strapless gown Verdin New York — Courtesy of Verdin New York

The Cut: Strapless natural waist ball gown with cummerbund, open-front skirt, and cathedral train

The Material: Crepe

The Wow Factor: The dramatic train and unique neckline

Look 4

open back gown Verdin New York — Courtesy of Verdin New York

The Cut: Sleeveless scoop neck and open-back gown with bow and cathedral train

The Material: Crepe

The Wow Factor: The beautiful bow back

Look 5

The Cut: Off the shoulder puff sleeve dress with a column skirt and back slit

The Material: Crepe

The Wow Factor: The bold sleeves

Look 6

short dress Verdin New York — Courtesy of Verdin New York

The Cut: Strapless ruched body with puffy hem and detachable train

The Material: Crepe

The Wow Factor: The short hemline and fun detachable train

Look 7

tulle dress Verdin New York — Courtesy of Verdin New York

The Cut: Cap-sleeve low-scooped neckline gown with low illusion back and cathedral train

The Material: Tulle

The Wow Factor: The unique illusion neckline

Look 8

mermaid dress Verdin New York — Courtesy of Verdin New York

The Cut: Off the shoulder trumpet gown with chapel train

The Material: Lace

The Wow Factor: The body-skimming shape

Look 9

short blazer dress Verdin New York — Courtesy of Verdin New York

The Cut: Notch collar double-breasted blazer dress with printed organza sleeves

The Material: Crepe and organza

The Wow Factor: The casual meets chic feel of a blazer dress

Verdin New York Bridal Spring 2022

"I wanted to create a collection that is close to my roots and that is made in the heart of New York City's historic Garment District," says designer Gustavo Nunez of his Spring 2022 collection. It includes hand embroideries, flowing silhouettes, seductive cutouts, transparent layers, and more. Take a look at the new collection below!

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.

Aida

This gown a modern take on a classic and chic silhouette. For brides who aren't afraid to show a little skin, this dress is for you!

The Cut: Halter gown with embroidery inserts

The Material: Crepe

The Wow Factor: The side cutouts

Alma

We can't help but picture this gown at an elegant elopement ceremony. Pair with thin strappy heels and chandelier earrings to complete the look.

The Cut: Strapless mini dress with an overskirt

The Material: Crepe

The Wow Factor: The overskirt

Celeste

Bring on the glam with this pearl-encrusted bustier gown. The pink silk belt also adds a feminine touch to the entire dress.

The Cut: Strapless A-line gown

The Material: Pearl and organza

The Wow Factor: The beaded bodice

Margarita

margharita — Courtesy of Verdin New York

The Cut: Long sleeve A-line gown

The Material: Lace and tulle

The Wow Factor: The sheer illusion bodice

Nieve

The Cut: Strapless A-line gown

The Material: Tulle

The Wow Factor: The beaded embroidery

Primavera

The Cut: Bustier ballgown

The Material: Tulle

The Wow Factor: The bustier bodice

Sofia

The Cut: Draped bustier gown

The Material: Crepe and chiffon

The Wow Factor: The thigh-high slit

Valentina

The Cut: Fitted column gown with a train

The Material: Stretch mikado

The Wow Factor: The back train

Verdin New York Bridal Fall 2021

"I'm so proud to share my debut bridal collection. From a child in Mexico watching my mother design and sew her own line, to now creating my own collection in New York, this is my dream come true," said Nunez about the collection. Ahead, looks from Verdin New York's Fall 2021 bridal 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 Fall 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.