In the last blog post, we observed the freshest bridal fashion trends and collections to assist you in navigating your wedding wardrobe for next year’s matrimony. Without any further ado,
Let’s continue the analysis of the 2021 spring bridal fashion week.
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Boulder Shoulders
The ’80s have been making a revival on runways for seasons—and bold shoulders are just another yes to fashion’s most courageous decade. while blouson sleeves feel poetic and sentimental, with an edge
Puff sleeves give the body a postural presence. Bold shoulder details feel surreal and dreamy while offering the daring touch that thinks outside the strapless, off-shoulder, and plunging neckline norms.
Square Necklines
If this trend evokes you of the ’90s and old aughts bridal fashion style, we’re right there with you—and we couldn’t admire it more. The square wedding dress neckline has operated under the radar for a while. Still, it’s going to be everywhere in 2022. The outstanding feature is that it’s flattering for both large and small busts, providing you support or coverage when you require it while also creating the image of (tasteful) cleavage by exposing more of your décolletage. Square necklines look astonishingly chic on dresses made from crepe or other structured fabrics.
A New Chapter for laces
Lace is the bride’s most prominent backbone. To reinvent its traditional wheel proves challenging—but from laser-cut laces and graphic patterning to statement motifs and all the re-embroidered and three-dimensional choices in between, there were innumerable different ways to wear lace in the newest collections.
Whether you’re after a slim fit, an A-line, or a ball gown, there’s a modish take on lace that’s far ahead of basic Chantilly to suit any fashion taste. From Tom Ford’s patchwork to Dior’s formal riff on Guipure, Roll into all the new laces—and rate how they’ll best suit your wedding’s setting. Nature-inspired and floral laces appear outdoorsy and easy. More graphic options feel like a modernized metropolitan dressing.
Bring the character of your gown into your veil for an even more significant impact—but when you do, be sure the look still feels authentic and soft, rather than overwhelming.
Bridal Separates
We said it once, and we’ll repeat it; we love the rise of non-traditional bridalwear—notably bridal separates. Separates were densely seen in the bridal fashion week circuit, most notably by Scores, Nordeen, and Yolancris.
A few seasons back, separates were all the rage; then came statement suiting, but this is all about the layering.
Wedding wardrobes require versatility and longevity as festivities continue to grow, move, and morph in 2021. In such unpredictable times, your fashion taste is the one thing you can have mastery over. Make them for whatever unique celebration you have. Start by picking pieces you won’t want to wear only once. Pieces like sculptural shawls to knitwear add-ons and toppers, these bridal accents are accountable for the return of the convertible clothes—in ways that we’ve not seen before.
For brides who prefer versatile pieces instead of wearing a wedding dress, this is your time to glow!
The Bohemian Bride
This is yet another added update to the boho bride or bride’s past—but this year, she arises with an added polish to its bridal fashion. Bishop sleeves, smocking, empire waistlines, and overall comfort characterize this look, which is both Victoriana and vogue fairy nymph.
While each designer interpreted this effortless, chic, at times prairie-inspired look differently—some more modern than others—this is for the girl looking to touch into her inner romantic without dallying in festival dressing.
Puffy and volumetric
While the volume itself in bridal fashion week is nothing innovative, modern seasons saw an introduction of a new type of texture—statement froth. Weightless, full of movement, and visionary, this ultra-romantic look carried down the digital runways in droves and appeared in the figure of puffed, ruffled, and pleated necklines, skirts, and hems.
If you’re looking for volume, this isn’t just about a full skirt; it’s almost effortless in all its splendor; trust us: this look is unbelievably more photogenic and effortless than a stiff silk or satin ball dress.
Ruffled Nuptials Dresses
If you’ve been anticipating living out your fairytale wedding daydream, think this a sign to go for it. Dramatic, passionate ruffles are back in a big way for wedding dresses in 2022, granting you lots of choices when it comes to finding a look that’s deserving of any princess’ garments. Pick tulle ruffles if you want a Cinderella-inspired dress, or pick a style with extra folds on the lightweight side to represent a divine, sent-from-the-heavens vibe.
Designers allowed various ways to wear ruffles for weddings, from copious layers of ruffled tulle by Andrew Kwon and Kim Kassas to a single sculptural tier from Wiederhoeft and Amasale Archive. Philadelphia-based Sheila Frank accents a sheer puff-sleeve blouse with the flourish in her size-inclusive separates line, The New Bridal Fashion Look, which speaks to the versatility we require immediately.
Conclusion
In this two-part blog post, we reviewed every trend and every brand of the 2021 bridal fashion week. I would like to know your opinion on the current trends, so leave a comment.
END OF PART TWO
Source:
Corinne( 2021, April 12). 10 Wedding Dress Trends from the Spring 2022 Bridal Fashion Week Collections brides
https://www.brides.com/spring-2022-bridal-fashion-week-wedding-dress-trends-5176207
Goldberg (2020, December 31). The Top Bridal Trends for 2021 Weddings Harpersbazaar
https://www.harpersbazaar.com/wedding/bridal-fashion/g35048902/wedding-dresses-trends-2020-2021/
Brown Apr (2021, April 14). The Top Wedding Dress Trends of 2022 Theknot
