Top Trends from New York Bridal Fashion Week | Hollywood yohana
Before you say "I do" to the groom, brides-to-be first have to say a committal "I do" to the dress! We know that for on-trend fashionistas, that wedding aisle they walk down is going to be the biggest runway strut of their lives. We can tell from this season's New York Bridal Fashion Week that gals expecting to get hitched will have the most au courant styles to choose from.
Top bridal designers veered away from the traditional, stark white, billowy gowns for spring and rocked the runways with haute modern couture. One trend pushed by Vera Wang caused considerable buzz in the bridal fashion world: black. The maven of matrimony didn't show even a hint of white in her bridal show, making her collection a bold pièce de résistance that other bridal designers may follow. We don't know if she was riding the vamp craze or mocking the "purity" of white, but either way, black may be the new white for the sartorially fierce.
Another trend that made a splash during Bridal Fashion Week was lace sleeves. That's right, eat your heart out Kate Middleton! Other Alexander McQueen look alike dresses may be parading down the aisle this spring. Considering how demure she looked in her Chantilly lace gown, it's understandable designers would want to repli-Kate the look. Monique Lhuillier led the charge with her stunning embroidered ivory gown. Every woman wants to be royalty for a day, so channel the Duchess as you float towards your Prince Charming.
An across-the-board look done by everyone but owned by Marchesa was the curve-enhancing trumpet skirt. Flirt with the A-line gown's hotter sister by rocking this trend on your special day! With body-hugging sweetheart bodices and fabric that dramatically flares at the knee, these trumpet gowns are figure-flaunting and timeless. This lust-worthy Marchesa frock will have you humming "here comes the bride" as your prepare your vows.
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Top bridal designers veered away from the traditional, stark white, billowy gowns for spring and rocked the runways with haute modern couture. One trend pushed by Vera Wang caused considerable buzz in the bridal fashion world: black. The maven of matrimony didn't show even a hint of white in her bridal show, making her collection a bold pièce de résistance that other bridal designers may follow. We don't know if she was riding the vamp craze or mocking the "purity" of white, but either way, black may be the new white for the sartorially fierce.
Another trend that made a splash during Bridal Fashion Week was lace sleeves. That's right, eat your heart out Kate Middleton! Other Alexander McQueen look alike dresses may be parading down the aisle this spring. Considering how demure she looked in her Chantilly lace gown, it's understandable designers would want to repli-Kate the look. Monique Lhuillier led the charge with her stunning embroidered ivory gown. Every woman wants to be royalty for a day, so channel the Duchess as you float towards your Prince Charming.
An across-the-board look done by everyone but owned by Marchesa was the curve-enhancing trumpet skirt. Flirt with the A-line gown's hotter sister by rocking this trend on your special day! With body-hugging sweetheart bodices and fabric that dramatically flares at the knee, these trumpet gowns are figure-flaunting and timeless. This lust-worthy Marchesa frock will have you humming "here comes the bride" as your prepare your vows.
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