Find the perfect gown for your perfect day!
Finding the right dress for your special day might seem daunting, but there are so many styles to choose from. Luckily, for you, we have compiled a list of predicted bridal trends and styles for the next two years. Whether you have your date set or you’re simply interested in the upcoming trends – this will be an interesting read for you.
We’ve done the research so you don’t have to!
Basque waist
Basque waist wedding dresses have been popping up in high fashion bridal runways. They offer a lower waist than usual which creates a flattering V-shape from the hips down. Visually narrowing the waist and accentuating the hips. Often paired with a ballgown to enhance the skirt.
Textures
This is an exciting new trend that designers love! This adds an element of personality to your wedding dress. Incorporating different styles of fabrics and embellishments, layering to create a dress full of character while showcasing a unique elegance.
Mini (little white dress -LWD)
A mini wedding dress? Steering from the traditional floor-length gown, the idea of a LWD seems to be quite the trend! So don’t rule this out during your next dress try on, you might just find your perfect dress. If a mini dress isn’t for you, you could also make a statement in the evening and change into a second gown – perfect for dancing the night away.
Black accents
I know right? A black wedding dress. Black wedding dresses have been increasing in popularity in recent years however, black accents offer an alternative if you still want to be a bride in white. Designers have been raging about the contrast between blacks and whites. Adding small accents of black detailing to the white dress creates a dramatic yet individual touch.
Peplum
Yes, peplum is back! This is all about accentuating the waist, creating a feminine look. Adding volume and enhancing your figure in all the right places without the need for a big skirt.
Separates
This is an interesting way to mix and match some stunning pieces, transforming two separate pieces into one. This allows room for creativity, by choosing various textures or patterns – maybe you would prefer a subtle upper half with a statement skirt.
Something blue
Traditionally something blue would have been a subtle accent, bringing luck to the wedding. We can see many designers now embracing the colour and have created stunning pieces. From subtle powder blue to statement midnight navy, it is an interesting element to bring to your wedding.
We love these predicted trends, there are some really interesting styles popping up in high fashion. Take inspiration and let us know what your favourite trend is from the above!
