Bridal Fashions

For the Bride

Dresses this year are simple and classic with clean lines, attention to detail and an uncluttered look. Gone are the days of princess dresses, this year, it's time to dress like the Queen.

  • Fabrics are luxurious in pure white or ivory matte.
  • Dupioni and shantung silks are everywhere.
  • Shoulders are bare with thin straps or strapless dresses; wraps provide a touch of elegance.
  • Fitted bustier tops are popular.
  • Backs are cut low.
  • Skirts are full and A-line or cut straight.
  • Full veils with blushers are back in.
  • Tiaras are small and low to the head.
  • Hair is simple and upswept.
  • Crystal beading is in.

For the Groom

Don't reach for your prom tux, European suit styling is back in for formal wear.

  • Silk ties have replaced bow ties.
  • Cummerbunds are out.
  • High-cut vests are popular in dark colors.
  • Jackets are three-button, and tails are out.
  • Put a hint of color in your tie, but keep everything else dark.

For Attendants

Like wedding dresses, this year's bridesmaid dresses have taken a classic turn (finally!). To pick a gown your friends will love even after the wedding, go for a dress with clean, simple lines in a really great fabric.

  • Dresses are sleeveless and wraps are in.
  • Fabrics are matte, not shiny.
  • Empire waists are everywhere.
  • Colors are stronger and bolder; pastels are out.
  • Bias cut slip dresses are in.

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