Finding that one perfect wedding dress is no easy feat, but luckily Bridal Fashion Week 2022 presented a host of trends to choose from. Click through and save next season’s most eye-catching designs to your mood board.
Halter-Neck Gowns
The halter-neck dress trend is making its way into the bridal category. Channel your inner Greek goddess with THEIA’s simple yet elegant dress option on your big day.Courtesy of THEIA
A Pop Of Black
This season, SCORCESA’s Creative Director Charles Dieujuste experimented with adding unexpected black details to the traditionally all-white bridal looks. This is perfect for brides who seek an unconventional yet elegant piece.Courtesy of SCORCESA
Veil No More
Vera Wang wants you to ditch the traditional long veil in favor of shorter, feather-adorned or floral headpieces.Courtesy of Vera Wang
Statement Sleeves
According to Israeli designer Galia Lahav, gauzy, voluminous sleeves are going to be very much in for the 2022 bridal season. Her styles are suited for brides who are looking for a more ethereal and romantic look on their wedding day.Courtesy of Galia Lahav
Top & Pants Combo
For all the cool brides out there, you won’t want to get married in a dress. Instead, a top and pants look (seen in the Nadia Manjarrez Studio Bridal collection) can take you from the ceremony — just style with a veil! — to your reception with ease.Courtesy of Nadia Manjarrez Studio Bridal
Floral Elements
Trade in white wedding gowns completely for a multicolored floral mini dress. If this Peter Langner number doesn’t say ceremony to you, you can easily wear it as a rehearsal dinner look or for the reception — the shorter length is perfect for dancing in.Courtesy of Peter Langner/Marco Guastalla
Back To Black
Who said that brides can’t wear black to a wedding? Go ahead and challenge the traditional fashion tropes with luxe, body-inclusive designs like this dress from Beirut-based designer Dany Tabet.Courtesy of Dany Tabet
Cape Gowns
Thanks to celebrities like Kate Middleton and Olivia Colman, cape dresses are trending. And thanks to bridal gown brands like Sophie et Voilà, you can now don the en vogue look on your wedding day, too.Courtesy of Sophie et Voilà
Victorian Chic
British fashion designer Sassi Holford combined elements of trends from the 80’s with a Victorian aesthetic to create sophisticated options for the modest brides out there. Be on the lookout for statement shoulders and billowing, lace-trimmed styles.Courtesy of Sassi Holford
Fairytale Vibes
Tel Aviv-based couture bridal brand Kim Kassas invites you to channel your inner nymph-meets-mermaid aesthetic with its ethereal and delicate creations.Courtesy of Kim Kassas Couture
Luscious Layers
You probably heard of pastry-inspired bags, but in the bridal world of Andrew Kwon, the focus is on wedding cake-like tiered dresses. This season, colors range from traditional white to pastel peach and delectable pistachio shades.Courtesy of Andrew Kwon
Statement Gloves
Atlanta-based bridal designer Anne Barge has a clever style tip for you: Team your embellishment-free gown with puffy, intricately decorated gloves for a look that’s minimal and memorable at the same time.Courtesy of Anne Barge
High-Low Hems
Keep an eye out for asymmetrical hems and A-line silhouettes. If you want to make the look even more impactful, opt for a gown that also features an elegant, flowing train — like this ruffle-adorned frock from Viktor&Rolf.Courtesy of Viktor&Rolf