Top Wedding Dress Trends Spring 2014 Bridal Market
Around this time last week, we were running back and forth throughout NYC…attending runway shows and appointments for the top bridal designers to see what dresses will be gracing your favorite bridal salons next season. Well, things are back in full swing here at Munaluchi and it’s time to dish out the top trends we noticed during Spring 2014 bridal market. From long sleeves to peplum skirts to jacquard fabrics…here are the trends that stole our hearts, and the designers who showcased them best.
Short Dresses
Whether you want to be courthouse chic or turns heads a 2nd time at your reception, these dresses were short and sweet.
Monique Lhuillier
Monique Lhuillier
Marchesa
Monique Lhuillier
Rafael Cennamo
Fancy Coverups
Monique Lhuillier
Monique Lhuillier
Monique Lhuillier
Theia – photo by Thomas Iannaccone
Carolina Herrera – photo by John Aquino
Amsale
Long Sleeves
This trend was seen in just about every collection using lace and tulle, and is definitely here to stay.
Rosa Clara
Romona Keveza
Oscar de la Renta
Temperley
Illusion necklines
Reem Acra
Anna Maier
Romona Keveza Legends
Romona Keveza Couture
Christos
1920’s glamour
With the Great Gasby movie right around the corner, there’s quite a gastby-buzz going on in the wedding arena. Dresses that embrace this trend were spotted all over the runways.
Reem Acra
Rivini
Kenneth Pool
Jenny Packham
Rosa Clara
Temperley London
Tea length dresses
So classic and demure.
Marchesa
Monique Lhuillier
Romona Keveza Couture
Sexy backs
Junko Yoshioka – view the collection here
Ines di Santo
Angel Sanchez
Texture or Appliques
Angel Sanchez
Monique Lhuillier
Romona Keveza Couture
Theia
Rivini
Peplum
Definitely can’t get enough of this trend and we loved the different variations.
Marchesa
Reem Acra
Oscar de la Renta
Monique Lhuillier
Monique Lhuillier
Angel Sanchez
Angel Sanchez
Jacquard Fabric/Painted fabrics
There were quite a few dresses with jacquard fabrics and floral patterns. I ran into both of these designers at the Pier. Some of the most creative I’ve seen.
Chaviano Couture
Heidi Elnora
Hi-Low skirts
A mix between a full length skirt and tea length. I call these the peek-a-boo skirts…
Rosa Clara
Rivini
photo credits : Heidi Elnora – courtesy of Heidi Elnora; Chaviano – courtesy of Chaviano; others photos courtesy of wwd.
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very elegant. Simple yet very attractive.
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Stunning and elegant gown … but not what I’d call bridal. Personally, I prefer more modest styling in bridal gowns. Who the heck are you trying to impress or turn on? If the answer is your “husband”, you do that in the privacy of your room. If it’s the other men at the wedding, then WHY are you getting married?
My comments were for the following gowns:
Inez de Santo (photo #32, I think) – definitely stunning and elegant; Angel Sanchez (#33), and all the other strapless gowns. Also, who in their right mind wants their hips accented as in Rafael Cennamo’s gown (#5). And this is one of the few times Oscar de la Renta’s taste was all in his mouth! His gown is totally unflattering to that model in particular.
Why are designers so intent on forcing brides to wear strapless gowns anyway? It is most unfortunate that most of the brides who choose them are much too heavy to look good in them and usually bulge over the top. Or they want form-fitting gowns that look horrible for their size from bust to hips.
Brides nowadays need their gowns designed for them individually, and without the input of all parents, in-laws, siblings and bridal party members. They need the advice of an impartial person who KNOWS how to ENHANCE a bride’s appearance, and encourage her to do the same. TAKE SOME PRIDE IN YOURSELF, LADIES!!! This is your WEDDING DAY, not your last fling, or your last chance to make the males salivate and require a larger size of pants.
Oh, and Narchesa’ looks like the bride grabbed her satin sheets as she got out of bed and they got caught at her waist. Really!?!
Diese Kleider sind sehr elegant, besonders dieses Kleid von Monique Lhuillier gefällt mir sehr!