2. Modern Minimalism Bling will will have a special place in our bears but some of this season’s most inspiring looks are tailored with clean lines, like this Amsale style pictured below. (They reminded us of Caroline Bessette and Cindy Crawford’s section style). This Americana aesthetic is great for the bride who wants to be comfortable yet chic on her big day.
3. A Cut Above Cut-outs and harvest tops are trending not just for the special day, additionally pre-wedding events like the bachelorette party and wedding planning shower. This risk-taking style first located our attention back in the fall, when trendsetter Hayley Paige debuted a striking lilac version, and now more designers like Theia and Houghton Bride are following suit. 4. Ultra-Dramatic Necklines Looking for something a little more unique than strapless or love necklines? High-neck styles and crashing V-necks were equally prominent at shows including Rivini, Marchesa, Kenneth Pool and more.
5. Sheer Magic We were mesmerized by optical illusions like bodice netting (to look like skin) and overlays (perfect for showing a quick look of leg). Keep the look PG-13 by opting for one or the other — not both. Reem Acra, Watters and Carolina Herrera all toed the line between sophisticated and sexy this year. 6. The Cold Shoulder We discovered more off-the-shoulder styles than previously and it’s no wonder why: they’re sexy yet romantic and above all, supremely figure-flattering. This sleeve treatment creates a triangle shape and whittles the midsection. Maggie Sottero, Jenny Packham and Romona Keveza all featured this style at their runway shows.
7. Capelets are Cooler Than in the past Beloved by the vintage-inspired and boho set, there were some really interesting takes on capelets this year from Theia, Angel Sanchez, Ines Di Santo and more. This accessory is good for brides who are engaged and getting married in a spiritual house of worship and must cover their arms but may not necessarily want to agree to masturbator sleeves.
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