The 12 Top Bridal Trends For Spring 2022

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Designers interpreted fairy tale and magical lore into the most elaborate wedding dresses to fulfill the dreamiest of dream weddings. New York-based Andrew Kwon debuted his bridal collection with a modern take on traditional bridal florals and ruffles, while Los Angeles-based Odylyne the Ceremony evoked the '80s film "Return to Oz" with exaggerated puff sleeves, majestic ruffles and enchanted shimmer.

FANTASTICAL FAIRY TALE GOWNS

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Ines di Santo, Kim Kassas Couture and Claire Pettibone reimagined Greek mythology with romantic draping, corsetry and intricate lace. And The Atelier Couture by Professor Jimmy Choo OBE went all-out with extravagant color, beading and embroidery, bringing Queen Elsa's big moment in "Frozen" to mind. 

FANTASTICAL FAIRY TALE GOWNS

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Easy, voluminous shapes, romantic puff and flutter sleeves and alluring bare shoulders look resplendent — and, importantly, feel comfortable — especially for outdoor weddings, which will continue into 2022. New York label (and Dr. Jill Biden-approved) Markarian reinterprets Alexandra O'Neill's signature sculptural shapes into Renaissance portraiture-inspired wedding gowns.

THE WEDDING (NAP) DRESS 

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Taking the nap dress concept further with a peignoir set, Brenna Simmons's Nordeen debuts with flexible, flowing modern layers designed specifically for nature-themed nuptials.

THE WEDDING (NAP) DRESS 

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You knew this was coming, right? Of course, Daphne's exquisite cap sleeves, square necklines and corsets feature strongly in the latest bridal collections. Taking a cue from "Bridgerton" costume designer Ellen Mirojnick, put your own spin on Regency decadence through opulent Featherington feathers (like an Elie Saab off-the-shoulder ballgown), Penelope's signature buttercream yellow 

'BRIDGERTON' BRIDES

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(in a structured fit-and-flare mini-dress by couture designer Yemi Osunkoya's Kosibah) or Eloise's bows and sheer layers (in Wiederhoeft's draped corset gowns).

'BRIDGERTON' BRIDES

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Cut-outs and asymmetry offer alternatives to the alluring off-the-shoulder aesthetic, while coincidentally speaking to the hottest fashion trend to come out of the vaccine roll-out. (Thank you, Dolly Parton!) Temperley London softens the look with a languid silhouette, floral patterns and billowing ruffles, while Savannah Miller adds a dash of edge to a long-sleeve, Grecian-draped gown in her "love conquers all"

SMOKING-HOT COLD SHOULDER

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-themed collection, celebrating our emergence from this very challenging year.

SMOKING-HOT COLD SHOULDER

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Dramatic veils and imaginatively embellished headbands are also making a comeback. Monvieve — designer of sustainable, made-to-order veils — notes an "uptick" in requests for headpieces and masks for the upcoming season. In addition to her own line, milliner Gigi Burris collaborated with fellow New York City 

STATEMENT-MAKING VEILS AND HEADPIECES

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cool-kid label Markarian on a capsule of veils and headpieces, while Halfpenny London released the "Unveiled" capsule featuring statement headbands and daisy-embroidered veils to coordinate with the London-based brand's signature separates.

STATEMENT-MAKING VEILS AND HEADPIECES

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Florals are, of course, a forever wedding fashion theme, but this season, designers took the nature motif to the next level with celebratory color-play: bold and vibrant embroidery, as seen from Temperley London and Naeem Khan; breathtaking 3D appliqués from Claire Pettibone and Gracy Accad; joyful prints from Romona Keveža and White One by Pronovias.

COLORFUL FLORALS

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Designers celebrated artistry, textures and dimension with expert pleating. Elie Saab's delicate origami-folded Mikado on a sweetheart neckline almost looks like seashells. Verdin's intricate tulle pleats create a woven pattern on a corset bodice. Scorcesa's dainty tucks accent the waistline on a red strapless gown.

PLEATS, PLEASE

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Kai Petty's versatile modern bride line, Fifth & Welshire, incorporates accordion pleats into a strapless asymmetrical gown and a chic double-breasted blazer and mini-skirt suit.

PLEATS, PLEASE

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Reflecting the runways, delightful bows of all sizes accented looks in the bridal collections. Justin Alexander Signature interprets a ballet inspiration through graceful ribbons atop shoulder straps, while Viktor & Rolf Mariage, marking its fifth anniversary, accents a deep-plunge back with its signature oversize bow.

TIED WITH A BOW (OR BOWS)

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Amsale Archive celebrates beloved styles designed by the late, groundbreaking Amsale Aberra with an asymmetrical double-bow accenting a classic strapless mermaid gown.

TIED WITH A BOW (OR BOWS)

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Midriff flossing and side cut-outs have made their way from celebrity fashion into wedding style. Gracy Accad, Patbo and Gala by Galia Lahav offer a peek of midriff, while Kim Kassas Couture's criss-cross floss accents a champagne lace-embroidered (and non-skin-baring) gown.

STREET STYLE MEETS THE WEDDING AISLE

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Separates continue to offer versatility and options, including a profusion of mix-and-match crop top options, which run from an adorable jacquard ribbon-accented skirt set from Alexandra Grecco's new size-inclusive, mix-and-match line Poppy to a corseted ballgown skirt look from White One by Pronovias. 

BOLD CROP TOPS

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Designers also offered a plethora of ways to wear ruffles for weddings, from copious layers of ruffled tulle by Andrew Kwon and Kim Kassas to a single sculptural tier from Weiderhoeft 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 Look, which speaks to the versatility we need right now.

SO MANY RUFFLES

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If you're looking for a less formal look to wear to a civil ceremony or a less traditional option for the reception — or just because — choose from a range of suiting and embellished party dresses, like Naeem Khan's, that take you from wedding to afterparty. This season, bridal designers directly speak to sun-and-sand-filled outdoor nuptials.

CEREMONY TO THE PARTY (OR BEACH)

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Brazilian label Patbo debuts a literal beach wedding collection, full of swimsuits and mix-and-match separates, plus Yolancris and Viktor & Rolf Mariage offer cheerful floral-themed midi-dresses, even styled with bridal bucket hats.

CEREMONY TO THE PARTY (OR BEACH)

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