FashionBridal

Fall ’19
Ready to Wear
Bridal Report

A patchwork of decadent textures… iridescent beading, featherweight tulle and avant-garde ruffles stitched into dramatic silhouettes for the season

An old-world romanticism fused with an avant-garde soul, Fall ’19 Ready to Wear found designers exploring new creative realms for bridal. Poetic collections artfully patch-worked decadent textures upon dramatic silhouettes with masterful restraint for the modern, fashion-forward bride.

 

Valentino

Khaite

Sheer fabrics spoke of a new poetic femininity and etherealness throughout the season as layers of soft tulle puffed from shoulders into cloud-like formations, billowing into weightless sleeves and ruched into almost Renaissance inspired silhouettes. Barely there antique lace delicately hung from evening wear into simple silhouettes, and trimmed more flirty cocktail wear.

Chanel

Christian Dior

Iridescent beading was stitched into an orchestra of hypnotic avant-garde formations at the likes of Alexander McQueen, Pamella Roland and Reem Acra, while a symphony of voluminous and bustling ruffles swept into fluid gowns at Valentino, Mary Katrantzou and Jason Wu. Feathers carried through from the Haute Couture Spring ’19 season dotted the runways; wispy trimmings gave an an air of softness and etherealness at Marchesa while more wild and untamed musings at Marc Jacobs and Oscar de la Renta made a bold statement.

Zimmermann

Zimmermann

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