100 Bridal Looks From the Spring 2016 Runways Inline

It will be hard not to shimmy down the aisle like it’s the entryway to Studio 54 in Lippes’s quilted jumpsuit. For the bride who opts for Chucks instead of Louboutins. The Italian designer’s latest offering plays with elements of bedroom dressing and architectural details for a frilly yet not overdone finish. Sarah Burton might have designed the Duchess of Cambridge’s wedding dress, but she also married Victoriana with grunge in this Elizabethan-collared minidress, which is perfect for the royal rebel-rousing bride. For the cool modern girl who wants to evoke a touch of the Old World. Borrowing from the boys never looked so sexy. A clever, embellished cutout at the side adds sparkle, while a slit amps up the glamorous allure for a reveal à la Angelina Jolie Pitt at the Oscars. For the bride whose role model is Joan Jett, the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalists offer a T-shirt wedding dress with flair. Alexander Wang’s last collection for the French house provided lots of options, but Zoë Kravitz knocked it out in this floral-embroidered net dress fit for a dreamy ceremony . . . anywhere. Because even the #BalmainArmy needs a post-ceremony dress that sizzles. The Woodstock bride goes runway. Taking cues from the sea, this simple dress is perfect for summer weddings on or offshore. The stylist behind Lady Gaga’s make-under is also responsible for creating this elegant alternative for the androgynous bride. The maxi dress gets a polished touch with tonal floral threading. The Brit rocker girl grows up but retains a bit of her edge. And the bride wore a body chain. Only Mrs. Herrera can modernize a traditional silhouette with clever pleat work and add built-in jewelry through a metallic belt. Alexis Martial and Adrien Caillaudaud's collection proves that the cool French girl style is alive and ready for her nuptials. The ultimate in ladylike glamour for the big day? A complete look from the French house with coordinating chapeau and satchel, bien sûr. The perfect baby doll dress. The fantasy wedding dress of every little girl is realized, but with better materials and demi-couture embellishments. The only thing missing is the crown—and Ken. This free-flowing frock with gilded butterflies flutters elegantly in all settings. The perfect look for the modern bride who wants a simple ceremony at City Hall. A punchy, printed caftan delivers a contemporary take on Talitha Getty style. The red carpet designer presents a fresh spin on ’70s styling for disco-friendly brides. It’s not Jackie O in the mini Valentino dress, but this caped look from the French house radiates classic charm. Wickstead has dressed everyone from royals to It girls, but her floral frock blossoms with beauty for a city, country, or seaside ceremony. A cloudlike confection from the It Brit label is dreamy, while the button trim is poetry. The romantic bride gets a touch of Italian flair in the form of floral embroidery. When brides go punk. Rule like a goddess in this diaphanous dress with a flowing train and elegant pleat work. For the sports fanatic bride, a strapless minidress with athletic influences gets a dose of girliness with floral embellishments. Snow bunny bride goes Gaga. Have your own Amal Clooney moment in Valli’s feminine and flirty minidress. Grand meets grandeur in this voluminous, softly printed frock. Riccardo Tisci brings his deft touch to this lace stunner with a bib front for a black-tie vibe. Channel Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy in Lauren’s version of the modern slip dress. Alessandro Michele’s vision of a ’70s romantic nymph is realized with this sheer dress. A pale citron dress recalls the splendor of the Edwardian era while a flounced hem brings it into present day. This strapless jumpsuit ensemble is ideal for boogieing down all night. Introducing Mr. and Mrs. Hood By Air. Channel your inner Duchess—Kate Middleton wore the label in her engagement pictures—with this graphic floor-length dress fit for a field ceremony at Glastonbury with Wellies or with heels at Kensington Palace. A strapless pleated dress with a cascading train acts as the ideal dress for the bride who wants a pretty-in-pink moment. The young designer adds texture through sheared trim on a girly frock. Another one of Kate Middleton’s go-to red-carpet favorites—adding a menswear element to an otherwise feminine Grecian dress makes this a fashion-forward look. Bridal goes safari. For the ballerina bride who wants to sparkle. The young talent who is part of this year’s CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund class brings a youthful spin to traditional lace in this stunner. The CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalist puts his signature slit detailing for a hint of sexiness on a streamlined style. Make an entrance and an exit to remember in this jumpsuit ensemble with built-in train. A shirtdress gets a metallic makeover for a shining moment down the aisle. Cap-sleeve chic like an Old World Italian contessa. The Tippi Hedren bride wears Margiela. Mr. Hitchcock, however, sends his regrets. The red carpet queens have put their touch on this Grecian dress fit for a ceremony at Mt. Olympus. And the bride went grunge. Have a frosty ceremony in a futuristic look from the Milanese talent. Casual meets frilly with this high-low mash-up from the cool design duo. The artisanal bride will appreciate the detail on this two-piece ensemble from the American icon. The all-American shirtdress grows up for a seaside ceremony on the Cape. Blossom in something blue from the master of weddings. Because what girl doesn’t dream of a pearl-trimmed bodice and dress? The ultimate minimalist’s matrimonial moment. For the Rihanna bride, a crop top, full-trouser fashion-forward moment for a sartorial smash down the aisle. Because who doesn’t want to get married in De la Renta? This stunning ensemble from Peter Copping is perfect for dancing the night away post-ceremony. Hippie children eventually grow up, and this cascading dress is the grown-up version of festival-girl dressing. A touch of Elizabethan is given a dose of la dolce vita in this hybrid dress marrying prim and daring. The ultimate fashion girl will dream of marrying in Mrs. Prada’s ladylike suit with embellishments. Pair with a simple cream tank for a belladonna image. No bouquet is necessary with this floral motif stunner. When the bride says more swans, just point to this feathered frock. This floor-length stunner might seem conservative, but sheer detailing hints at a playful side. A streamlined slip dress is given a sporty touch through racing stripes. The best part? It pairs with AF1s or Manolo BBs. Sophisticated sparkle and shimmer gets a Deco makeover. Taking cues from style icons including Iris Apfel and Maria Agnelli, this cropped coat and frock are pure elegance with a modern twist. The Californian sister duo channeled poetry and Electric Light Orchestra this season for a gorgeous take on neo-gothic style. The bride who loves geometry and modern art will make this one-piece museum-worthy. Because bouclé never goes out of style. The mod mini says fun while the cascading cape brings the drama. A sculptural touch lends an artistic look while bows add a sweet finish. A rock-star bride deserves her crowning moment in a flirty dress. Taking a cue from papal fashion, this cape-and-dress combination with accordion pleats is heavenly. A short and sweet cloudlike confection for an equally bubbly bride. A strapless body-con dress is perfect for town or country. A Swinging ’60s vibe is still groovy. A buttoned-up ensemble for the bride who’s conservative but likes an edgy touch. Just note the side slit. Dreaming of a beach wedding on the Italian coast or the South of France beckons for this gossamer-thin covering from the design duo. The ideal ensemble for the bride who believes all the world is her stage. Sometimes simple is better. Because only Ford can make a trip down the aisle as utterly chic as the catwalk. A jet-setting bride deserves a gilded touch. When boudoir dressing comes out of the bedroom and down the aisle. Something new and something blue with a touch of Downton Abbey for a lady-of-the-manor wedding day. Make a regal entrance in this embellished frock from the Italian masters, inspired by African design. Start your marriage off with a rocking note in this Bianca Jagger–esque suit with Parisian flair. Boy meets girl in this frock that takes menswear elements—contrast collar, strong tailoring—to new heights of femininity through a baby doll silhouette. The ’90s cool-girl slip dress gets an update with this crushed version. Modern-day Grecian meets fashion girl in this hybrid, ethereal frock. An Elizabethan neckline gets a modern update through sheer detailing. When brides go sporty . . . and futuristic. Posen’s artfully composed dress marries antique lace with a modern silhouette. From one of the red carpet masters comes a demure, neo-Grecian style.

100 Bridal Looks From the Spring 2016 Runways Inline

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