The Best Bridal-Friendly Looks From the Fall Runways Inline

For the monastic bride with the spirit of a festival girl. Equal parts prim and seductive. The fairy-tale bride gets an haute makeover with butterflies, feathers, and a hint of sparkle. A modern take on the mini frock replete with a fluffy accent for extra drama. Show off the hard work with this sleek suit. Flapper goes street style with this modern update on a party dress. Old-world details like ruffles and lace get a fresh spin in this slick jumpsuit. Double-breasted soft suiting calls for a cool, low-key ceremony at city hall. For the bride who wants to go gaga at the party and still be a lady. When all you need is a fabulous fur and a great pair of heels. Plus a bouquet. The bohemian bride gets a polished edge. The minimal bride has a built-in sparkle moment at the waist. An off-the-shoulder moment with a hint of futuristic dressing. The coziest option for the most-chill bride. Uggs not required. For the disco-era bride who isn’t afraid to show a hint of skin. For the artisanal bride who wants a hint of blush. In which the ’60s bride simply glides down the aisle. A frothy princess bride fit for a modern-day contessa. The red carpet master brings his magic touch with this lace and Swiss dot–embellished prairie dress. A lace dress with fuzzy sleeves and built-in muff for snow-bunny brides. The English rose blossoms as the new lady of the manor in this old-meets-new frilly dress. A frock with flair for the bride who isn’t afraid to go a tad bare. The ultimate streetwear bride. For the punk ceremony, a frilly dress with a leather bomber topper. A neo-Grecian dress is given a built-in bouquet with floral embellishments at the shoulder and collar. A rainbow-colored frock is ideal for an LGBT ceremony down a yellow-brick aisle. Strut down the aisle like a bride of paradise. An oversize silhouette is balanced with a mini frock for a fashion-forward trip to matrimony. A demi-leg-of-mutton sleeve provides a throwback touch for prim brides-to-be. The CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund winner’s cobweb-inspired dress is simply magical. A slip dress is given a Latin influence through ruffles, while a cascading hem balances out the party-in-the-front look. A bold take on ballerina dressing, complete with flower girl and ring bearer ensembles. A modern slip for the Carolyn Bessette bride. A caped trip down the aisle is ideal for the bride who favors drama. For the bride who wants to wear black. The bride who makes a trip down the aisle on her own red carpet. The dress that can go from the ceremony to the reception to the after-party without missing a beat. Have an Angelina Jolie Pitt moment at a beach ceremony in a modern take on the shirtdress. A fairy-tale dress in blush for a princess-worthy wedding. The snow-bunny bride with a built-in bouquet, fur collar, and brooch—for added sparkle. A strapless stunner for the artistic bride. A streamlined, strapless dress gets a hint of sparkle from an embellished hem. Because every girl’s inner ’90s minimalist needs to come out down the aisle. Add a bold contrast recalling ’80s glamour in this full-skirted dress with punch. Who needs a bouquet when the dress itself features a single, stunning red rose? Because the perfect dress can always be lifted with the perfect fur. Add a glittering step down the aisle wearing Gurung’s shoulder-baring style. Another red carpet favorite plays with illusion dressing for a dazzling matrimonial style moment. Want to channel Kim Kardashian West from last year’s Met Gala? Have a #flawless wedding in this sparkling dress. (But we might suggest wearing a slip underneath.) This dress was made for the fashion-forward, quirky bride. A simple silhouette with nary an embellishment acts as the dream dress for modern minimalists. A slip dress with pleats amps up a ladylike image. An ethereal dress with floral appliqués will float down any aisle with fashion-forward style. From the crisscross bustling to the neo-cape, this sheer ensemble is for a bride who is not afraid to push the sartorial envelope. When the festival girl grows up, she’ll be wearing this sheer dress with a delicate motif. The simplest sheer frock one can wear. Pair with statement jewelry like an Olsen for a truly standout look. Gents might typically get all of Browne’s outer tailoring, but girls can get in for formal occasions with the designer’s new take on outerwear as eveningwear. Prim ’60s style is given a mod spin with bell sleeves, evoking Mia Farrow’s enviable wardrobe in Rosemary’s Baby. Go big or go home in the Italian house’s latest creation, featuring a plunging neckline and major ruffles. Playing off familiar silhouettes, Gordon’s vision of the slip draws upon the va-va-voom styling of Marilyn Monroe for an A-list look down the aisle.

The Best Bridal-Friendly Looks From the Fall Runways Inline

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