Blame “The Gilded Age” or Emma Stone‘s late-19th-century-London-meets-swinging-’60s costumes in “Poor Things“: Victorian trademarks — regal basque waistlines, defined corsetry, rarified lace and sumptuous pearls — thread through the top bridal trends for Spring 2025.
Perhaps designers are just responding to the demand. According to the Pinterest 2024 Wedding Trend Report, interest in “Victorian wedding dress vintage” and “Victorian gothic wedding” spiked 170%, while “vintage inspired wedding dresses” in general surged 240%.
In their latest collections, revealed during Bridal Fashion Week in April, designers reference other (slightly more recent) eras as well, from updated takes on Roaring Twenties waistlines, to elevated renditions of exuberant ’80s skirts, to nostalgic ’90s club-kid DIY glitz.
Grab a glass of champagne and check out the top 12 bridal trends for Spring 2025 below.
Basque in the Moment
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A look from the Nardos Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Nardos
A look from the Lihi Hod Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Lihi Hod
A look from the Cinq Collection IV collection.
Photo: Timothy Fernandez/Courtesy of Cinq
A look from the Cinq Collection IV collection.
Photo: Timothy Fernandez/Courtesy of Cinq
A look from the Justin Alexander Signature Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Justin Alexander Signature
A look from the Chosen by Kyha Alter Ego collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Chosen by Kyha
A look from the Anne Barge Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Anne Barge
A look from the Blue Willow by Anne Barge Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Anne Barge
A look from the Katherine Tash Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Katherine Tash
A look from the Esé Azénabor Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Esé Azénabor
A look from the Gala by Galia Lahav Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Galia Lahav
A look from Andrew Kwon Collection 8 — prelude.
Photo: PierGuido Grassano/Courtesy of Andrew Kwon
A look from the Savannah Miller Spring 2025 collection. Photo: Courtesy of Savannah Miller
Photo: Courtesy of Savannah Miller
A look from the Halfpenny London Speak collection.
Photo: Leah Marie Photography/Courtesy of Halfpenny London
A look from the Tanner Fletcher Weddings collection.
Photo: Lawrence De Leon/Courtesy of Tanner Fletcher
A look from the Enaura Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Adam Wamsley/Courtesy of Enaura
A look from the Hera Couture 2024 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Hera Couture
A look from Danielle Frankel Collection IX.
Photo: Courtesy of Danielle Frankel
A look from the Kim Kassas Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Kim Kassas
A look from the WONÁ Concept Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: WONÁ Concept
A look from the Galia Lahav Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Galia LahavA V-shaped, contoured waistline that hit peak popularity during the Victorian Era traces its origins to traditional Basque country dress — and it reigns supreme in the upcoming bridal collections. Nardos Imam references the period directly, but reimagines the silhouette through gleaming silk mikado and pannier-reminiscent tulle side panels for Spring 2025. Lihi Hod, meanwhile, nods to Grace Kelly’s 1956 wedding dress with a full lace ballgown, and Cinq‘s Macye Wysner throws in Hitchcockian suspense and Shakespearean drama with architecturally-lined bodices flowing into ethereal skirting.
Waist Dropped Low
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A look from the Lein Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Aaron Lippman/Courtesy of Lein
A look from the Reem Acra Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Fadi Acra/Courtesy of Reem Acra
A look from the Reem Acra Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Fadi Acra/Courtesy of Reem Acra
A look from the Monique Lhuillier Bliss Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: K.T. Merry/Courtesy of Monique Lhuillier
A look from the Chosen by Kyha Alter Ego collection. Photo: Courtesy of Chosen by Kyha
Photo: Courtesy of Chosen by Kyha
A look from the Cinq Collection IV collection.
Photo: Timothy Fernandez/Courtesy of Cinq
A look from the Cinq Collection IV collection.
Photo: Timothy Fernandez/Courtesy of Cinq
A look from the Anne Barge Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Anne Barge
A look from the Lein Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Aaron Lippman/Courtesy of Lein
A look from the Honor Bridal Collection VIII for Spring 2025.
Photo: Yelena Yemchuck/Courtesy of Honor
A look from the Nardos Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Nardos
A look from the Markarian Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Markarian
A minidress and skirt from the Nadia Manjarrez Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Nadia Manjarrez
A look from the Lihi Hod Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Lihi Hod
A look from Danielle Frankel Collection IX.
Photo: Courtesy of Danielle Frankel
A look from the Jaclyn Whyte Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Jaclyn Whyte
A look from the Courte Collection Jeux de Nuit collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Courte Collection
A look from the Rami Al Ali White 6 bridal collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Rami Al Ali
A look from the Marchesa Spring 2025 bridal collection. Photo: Courtesy of Marchesa
Photo: Courtesy of MarchesaContinuing its evolution from the 1920s, the drop waist speaks to a range of attitudes and aesthetics for wedding event dressing. Reem Acra evokes palatial gardens through bejeweled bodices with scalloped and jagged borders cascading into majestic layers of tulle. Lein‘s languid, sheer tank flowing into an ultra-low-slung pleated maxi-skirt gown conjures images of an effortlessly-cool newlywed casually leaning against the wall, sipping on some champers (as founder Meredith Stoecklein envisioned at the preview).
Cutting-Edge Draping
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A look from Danielle Frankel Collection IX.
Photo: Courtesy of Danielle Frankel
A look from Andrew Kwon Collection 8.
Photo: PierGuido Grassano/Courtesy of Andrew Kwon
A look from the Alejandra Alonso Rojas Blank Canvas collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Alejandra Alonso Rojas
A look from the Viktor & Rolf Mariage Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Viktor & Rolf Mariage
Looks from the Louvienne x Scorcesa bridal collaboration.
Photo: Madie Ice Photography/Courtesy of Louvienne
A look from the Jenny by Jenny Yoo Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Marcy Castelgrande Lee/Courtesy of Jenny Yoo
A look from the Jenny Yoo Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Marcy Castelgrande Lee/Courtesy of Jenny Yoo
A look from the Ines di Santo Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Ines di Santo
A look from the Elie Saab Spring 2025 bridal collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Elie Saab
A look from the Dana Harel Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Dana Harel
A look from the Nardos Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Nardos
A look from the Nadia Manjarrez Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Nadia Manjarrez
A look from the Savannah Miller Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Savannah Miller
A look from the Enaura Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Adam Wamsley/Courtesy of Enaura
A look from the Peter Langner Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Marco Guastalla/Courtesy of Peter Langner
A look from the Amsale Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Amsale
A look from the Hera Couture 2024 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Hera Couture
A look from the Grace Loves Lace Muse collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Grace Loves Lace
A look from the Galia Lahav Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Galia LahavDesigners infused architectural, almost futuristic elements into romantic ornamentation this season: Dana Harel‘s Greek and Roman art-inspired strapless ballgown features more defined and sculpted draping; Danielle Frankel‘s “accidental Impressionism” translates to innovative draped silk jersey; and Andrew Kwon‘s (Don’t miss our chat with him on The Fashionista Network!) midriff-baring ruched goddess gown involves over 60 hours of ultra-precise handiwork.
Ultra-Structured Corsetry
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A look from the Chosen by Kyha Alter Ego collection.
A look from the Chosen by Kyha Alter Ego collection. Photo: Courtesy of Chosen by Kyha
A look from the Idan Cohen Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Idan Cohen
A look from the Cinq Collection IV collection.
Photo: Timothy Fernandez/Courtesy of Cinq
A look from the Cinq Collection IV collection.
Photo: Timothy Fernandez/Courtesy of Cinq
A look from Nordeen Collection II.
Photo: Courtesy of Nordeen
A look from the Francesca Miranda Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Francesca Miranda
A look from the Dana Harel Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Dana Harel
A look from the Nadia Manjarrez Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Nadia Manjarrez
A look from the Lihi Hod Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Lihi Hod
A look from the Gala by Galia Lahav Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Galia Lahav
A look from Andrew Kwon Collection 8.
Photo: PierGuido Grassano/Courtesy of Andrew Kwon
A look from the Milla Nova Inherited collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Milla Nova
A look from the Enaura Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Adam Wamsley/Courtesy of Enaura
A look from the Watters Fall 2024 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Watters
A look from the Amsale Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Amsale
A look from the Amsale Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Amsale
A look from the Hera Couture 2024 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Hera Couture
A look from the Rebecca Vallance 2024 bridal collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Rebecca Vallance
A look from Danielle Frankel Collection IX.
Photo: Courtesy of Danielle Frankel
A look from the WONÁ Concept Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: WONÁ ConceptFor Spring 2025, corsetry tilts toward rigid Victorian hourglass styles, contouring at the waist and ending toward the hip with contemporary twists. Kyha Studios offers versatility (and an opportunity to rewear) with a glass bead-encrusted, satin-lined corset to coordinate with a bikini top and skirt. Enaura‘s crop top over an exposed-boning corset creates the look of a Swiss waist flaring into pannier-esque skirting. Depicting a French Romanticism theme, Amsale constructs a waspie-style waistline with hand-embroidered silk rose vines blooming into a tulle skirt.
Not-So-Victorian Lace
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A look from the Francesca Miranda Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Francesca Miranda
A look from the Jaclyn Whyte Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Jaclyn Whyte
A look from the Alejandra Alonso Rojas Blank Canvas collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Alejandra Alonso Rojas
A look from the Viktor & Rolf Mariage Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Viktor & Rolf Mariage
A look from the Cinq Collection IV collection.
Photo: Timothy Fernandez/Courtesy of Cinq
A look from the Soucy Anthophilia II collection.
Photo: Javier Marquez/Courtesy of Soucy
A look from the Lein Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Aaron Lippman/Courtesy of Lein
A look from the Honor Bridal Collection VIII.
Photo: Yelena Yemchuck/Courtesy of Honor
A look from the Nardos Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Nardos
A look from the Markarian Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Markarian
A look from the Esé Azénabor Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Esé Azénabor
A look from the Nadia Manjarrez Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Nadia Manjarrez
A look from the Savannah Miller Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Savannah Miller
A look from the Halfpenny London Speak collection.
Photo: Leah Marie Photography/Courtesy of Halfpenny London
A look from the Halfpenny London Speak collection.
Photo: Leah Marie Photography/Courtesy of Halfpenny London
A look from the Jaclyn Whyte Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Jaclyn Whyte
A look from the Tanner Fletcher Weddings collection.
Photo: Lawrence De Leon/Courtesy of Tanner Fletcher
A look from the Tanner Fletcher Weddings collection.
Photo: Lawrence De Leon/Courtesy of Tanner Fletcher
A look from the Rixo Spring 2024 bridal collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Rixo
A look from the Milla Nova Inherited Collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Milla Nova
A look from the Enaura Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Adam Wamsley/Courtesy of Enaura
A look from the Ba&sh 2024 bridal collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Ba&sh
A look from the Amsale Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Amsale
A look from the Rami Al Ali White 6 bridal collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Rami Al Ali
A look from the Rebecca Vallance Bridal Collection 2024.
Photo: Courtesy of Rebecca Vallance
A look from the Marchesa Spring 2025 bridal collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Marchesa
A look from Danielle Frankel Collection IX.
Photo: Courtesy of Danielle Frankel
A look from the Galia Lahav Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Galia LahavLace, Victorian or not, dominated the Spring 2025 bridal collections. Viktor & Rolf Mariage introduced lace (and dazzling beading) for the first time, and Colombia-based Francesca Miranda swathes a lace mini in layers of gossamer Japanese organza. Tel Aviv’s Galia Lahav pays homage to Pre-Raphaelite heroines with a dreamy French lace, off-the-shoulder and puff-sleeve gown. For the bold and playful, Jaclyn Whyte pairs a Guipure lace romper with a grand court train robe.
Precious Pearls
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A look from the Alejandra Alonso Rojas Blank Canvas collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Alejandra Alonso Rojas
A look from the Esé Azénabor Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Esé Azénabor
A look from the Justin Alexander Signature Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Justin Alexander Signature
A look from the Elie Saab Spring 2025 bridal collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Elie Saab
A look from the Blue Willow by Anne Barge Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Anne Barge
A look from the Francesca Miranda Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Francesca Miranda
A look from the Dana Harel Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Dana Harel
A look from the Nardos Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Nardos
A look from the Enaura Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Adam Wamsley/Courtesy of Enaura
A look from the Willowby by Watters Fall 2024 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Watters
A look from the Rebecca Vallance 2024 bridal collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Rebecca Vallance
A look from the Marchesa Spring 2025 bridal collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Marchesa
A look from the WONÁ Concept Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: WONÁ Concept
A look from the Eva Lendel Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Eva Lendel
A look from the Gala by Galia Lahav Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Galia LahavModern pearl adornments are trending just as hard for weddings as they are on fashion runways. Making her bridal debut, New York City-based Alejandra Alonso Rojas interprets memories of her grandmother’s circa-1950s Balenciaga evening gown through a freshwater pearl-dotted slip. Esé Azénabor elicited gasps at her runway show when a spectacular pearl and crystal-trimmed ball gown skirt instantly transformed into a party-ready jumpsuit.
Bows, Bows, Bows
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A look from the Tanner Fletcher Weddings collection.
Photo: Lawrence De Leon/Courtesy of Tanner Fletcher
A look from the Louvienne x Scorcesa bridal collaboration.
Photo: Madie Ice Photography/Courtesy of Louvienne
A look from the Tanner Fletcher Weddings collection.
Photo: Lawrence De Leon/Courtesy of Tanner Fletcher
A look from the Mira Zwillinger Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Mira Zwillinger
A look from the Alejandra Alonso Rojas Blank Canvas collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Alejandra Alonso Rojas
A look from the Viktor & Rolf Mariage Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Viktor & Rolf Mariage
A look from the Viktor & Rolf Mariage Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Viktor & Rolf Mariage
A look from the Monique Lhuillier Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: K.T. Merry/Courtesy of Monique Lhuillier
A look from the Monique Lhuillier Bliss Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: K.T. Merry/Courtesy of Monique Lhuillier
A look from the Anne Barge Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Anne Barge
A look from the Lein Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Aaron Lippman/Courtesy of Lein
A look from the Honor Bridal Collection VIII for Spring 2025.
Photo: Yelena Yemchuck/Courtesy of Honor
A look from the Odylyne the Ceremony White Rabbit collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Odylyne the Ceremony
A look from the Odylyne the Ceremony White Rabbit collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Odylyne the Ceremony
A look from the Nardos Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Nardos
A look from the Markarian Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Markarian
A look from the Esé Azénabor Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Esé Azénabor
A look from the Nadia Manjarrez Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Nadia Manjarrez
A look from the Lihi Hod Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Lihi Hod
A look from the Lihi Hod Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Lihi Hod
A look from the Reem Acra Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Fadi Acra/Courtesy of Reem Acra
A look from the Halfpenny London Speak collection.
Photo: Leah Marie Photography/Courtesy of Halfpenny London
A look from the Peter Langner Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Marco Guastalla/Courtesy of Peter Langner
A look from the Wtoo by Watters Fall 2024 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Watters
A look from the Amsale Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Amsale
A look from the Amsale Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Amsale
A look from the Hera Couture 2024 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Hera Couture
A look from the Courte Collection Jeux de Nuit collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Courte Collection
A look from the Rami Al Ali White 6 bridal collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Rami Al Ali
A look from the La Chenille Bridal Bikini collection.
Photo: Courtesy of La Chenille Bridal Bikini
A look from the La Chenille Bridal Bikini collection.
Photo: Courtesy of La Chenille Bridal BikiniRibbons and bows — in a range of sizes, colors, textures and placement — bring charm and cheekiness to the season, without feeling twee. Tanner Fletcher decorates pantsuits with a smattering of ribbons, which also delicately adorn silky vintage-style dresses, for the brand’s first-ever bridal collection. For Scorcesa‘s inaugural capsule collaboration with Louvienne, designer Charles Dieujuste celebrates traditional Haitian weddings with an oversize detachable bow, in black or white, which doubles as a train. La Chenille Bridal Bikini‘s nuptials-themed swimwear features exaggerated flourishes on a one-piece and a sequined caftan cover-up.
Club-Ready Metallics
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A look from the Honor Bridal Collection VIII for Spring 2025.
Photo: Yelena Yemchuck/Courtesy of Honor
A look from the Markarian Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Markarian
A look from the Idan Cohen Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Idan Cohen
A look from the Alejandra Alonso Rojas Blank Canvas collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Alejandra Alonso Rojas
A look from the Chosen by Kyha Alter Ego collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Chosen by Kyha
A look from the Ines di Santo Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Ines di Santo
A look from the Soucy Anthophilia II collection.
Photo: Javier Marquez/Courtesy of Soucy
A look from the Francesca Miranda Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Francesca Miranda
A look from the Katherine Tash Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Katherine Tash
A look from the Odylyne the Ceremony White Rabbit collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Odylyne the Ceremony
A look from the Esé Azénabor Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Esé Azénabor
A look from the Gala by Galia Lahav Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Galia Lahav
A look from Andrew Kwon Collection 8.
Photo: PierGuido Grassano/Courtesy of Andrew Kwon
A look from the Tanner Fletcher Weddings collection.
Photo: Lawrence De Leon/Courtesy of Tanner Fletcher
A look from the Courte Collection Jeux de Nuit collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Courte CollectionA slew of sparkling metallic embellishments and materials, nodding to past eras, call for partying all night (and straight into the goodbye brunch). Idan Cohen outfits the non-traditional bride in a glittery black-and-gold winged mini straight out of Studio 54. For Honor, Giovanna Randall revisits teenage impressions of ’90s N.Y.C. club culture with an eclectic mix of iridescent neon and candy-pink overlays, disco-ball silver and flouncy tulle. Through a mirrored silver paillette-covered and pearl-fringed party dress, Alexandra O’Neill’s Markarian recalls Anita Louise’s turn as a glimmering Titania in the 1935 film “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” (also bringing the fashion fever dream of a masquerade party in “Saltburn” to mind).
Updated Bubble Skirts
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A look from the Odylyne the Ceremony White Rabbit collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Odylyne the Ceremony
A look from the Odylyne the Ceremony White Rabbit collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Odylyne the Ceremony
A look from the Monique Lhuillier Spring 2025 collection.
A look from the Monique Lhuillier Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: K.T. Merry/Courtesy of Monique Lhuillier
A look from the Monique Lhuillier Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: K.T. Merry/Courtesy of Monique Lhuillier
A look from the Monique Lhuillier Bliss Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: K.T. Merry/Courtesy of Monique Lhuillier
A look from the Chosen by Kyha Alter Ego collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Chosen by Kyha
A look from the Katherine Tash Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Katherine Tash
A look from the Dana Harel Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Dana Harel
A look from the Nardos Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Nardos
A look from the Markarian Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Markarian
A look from the Hera Couture 2024 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Hera Couture
A look from Danielle Frankel Collection IX.
Photo: Courtesy of Danielle Frankel
A look from Danielle Frankel Collection IX.
Photo: Courtesy of Danielle FrankelThe return of the bubble skirt advances into the new season through evolving shapes and textures. Stephanie White’s Odylyne the Ceremony takes a fantastical journey to Wonderland via an empire-waist gown with billowing high-low tulle layers, plus a sculpted raw silk mini, topped with a mutton-sleeve lace bolero. Monique Lhuillier incorporates the ’80s-favored silhouette into Victorian-influenced gowns and mini-dresses in both her main collection and little sister line, Bliss.
Nature-Referential Flow and Flounce
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A look from Nordeen Collection II.
Photo: Courtesy of Nordeen
A look from the Justin Alexander Signature Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Justin Alexander Signature
A look from the Soucy Anthophilia II collection.
Photo: Javier Marquez/Courtesy of Soucy
A look from the Mira Zwillinger Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Mira Zwillinger
A look from Andrew Kwon Collection 8.
Photo: PierGuido Grassano/Courtesy of Andrew Kwon
A look from the Alejandra Alonso Rojas Blank Canvas collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Alejandra Alonso Rojas
A look from the Jenny Yoo Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Marcy Castelgrande Lee/Courtesy of Jenny Yoo
A look from the Elie Saab Spring 2025 bridal collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Elie Saab
A look from the Cinq Collection IV collection.
Photo: Timothy Fernandez/Courtesy of Cinq
A look from the Francesca Miranda Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Francesca Miranda
A look from the Honor Bridal Collection VIII for Spring 2025.
Photo: Yelena Yemchuck/Courtesy of Honor
A look from the Odylyne the Ceremony White Rabbit collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Odylyne the Ceremony
A look from the Nadia Manjarrez Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Nadia Manjarrez
A look from the Savannah Miller Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Savannah Miller
A look from the Eloquii Spring 2024 bridal collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Eloquii
A look from the Peter Langner Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Marco Guastalla/Courtesy of Peter Langner
A look from Danielle Frankel Collection IX.
Photo: Courtesy of Danielle Frankel
A look from the Claire Pettibone Moonlight Reverie collection.
Photo: Jeremy Chou/Courtesy of Claire Pettibone
A look from the Atelier Pronovias Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of PronoviasAlong with the ubiquitous floral motifs, additional lush nature themes come through in flowing streams of tulle and chiffon. Nordeen‘s Brenna Simmons illustrates the beauty of wind and water through an interchangeable and detachable silk chiffon cape-train with sweeping split sleeves. For her self-named line, Mariela Torres Soucy translates the shape and movement of flower petals through a floaty deep-plunge dress in luxuriant earth tones.
Interwoven Checks
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A look from the Nadia Manjarrez Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Nadia Manjarrez
A look from the Milla Nova Inherited collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Milla Nova
A look from the Alejandra Alonso Rojas Blank Canvas collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Alejandra Alonso Rojas
A look from the Ines di Santo Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Ines di Santo
A look from the Elie Saab Spring 2025 bridal collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Elie Saab
A look from the Lein Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Aaron Lippman/Courtesy of Lein
A look from the Honor Bridal Collection VIII for Spring 2025.
Photo: Yelena Yemchuck/Courtesy of Honor
A look from the Honor Bridal Collection VIII for Spring 2025.
Photo: Yelena Yemchuck/Courtesy of Honor
A look from the Dana Harel Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Dana Harel
A look from the Loeffler Randall Spring 2024 bridal collection.
Photo: Olenka Kotyk/Courtesy of Loeffler Randall
A look from the LSpace bridal collection.
Photo: Courtesy of LSpace
A look from the Peter Langner Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Marco Guastalla/Courtesy of Peter Langner
A look from Danielle Frankel Collection IX.
Photo: Courtesy of Danielle Frankel
A look from Danielle Frankel Collection IX.
Photo: Courtesy of Danielle FrankelGeometric square shapes in varying fabrications and themes jump out of the latest bridal collections in inventive and meaningful ways, from traditional latticework to beach-y crochet to new takes on 19th-century crinoline cage skirts. Paying homage to her family and culture, Nadia Manjarrez showcases Mexican loom-weaving techniques on a drop-waist corset and tulle-skirted ballgown. Milla Nova honors traditional Ukrainian weddings, in the fall after the harvest, through a handwoven floral crop top.
The Must-Have Mini
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A look from the Viktor & Rolf Mariage Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Viktor & Rolf Mariage
A look from the Hera Couture 2024 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Hera Couture
A look from the Alejandra Alonso Rojas Blank Canvas collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Alejandra Alonso Rojas
A look from the Elie Saab Spring 2025 bridal collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Elie Saab
A look from the Soucy Anthophilia II collection.
Photo: Javier Marquez/Courtesy of Soucy
A look from Nordeen Collection II.
Photo: Courtesy of Nordeen
A look from the Francesca Miranda Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Francesca Miranda
A look from the Lein Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Aaron Lippman/Courtesy of Lein
A look from the Honor Bridal Collection VIII for Spring 2025.
Photo: Yelena Yemchuck/Courtesy of Honor
A look from the Dana Harel Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Dana Harel
A look from the Nardos Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Nardos
A look from the Markarian Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Markarian
A look from the Markarian Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Markarian
A look from Andrew Kwon Collection 8 — prelude.
Photo: PierGuido Grassano/Courtesy of Andrew Kwon
A look from the Savannah Miller Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Savannah Miller
A look from the Jaclyn Whyte Spring 2025 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Jaclyn Whyte
A look from the Willowby by Watters Fall 2024 collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Watters
A look from the Courte Collection Jeux de Nuit collection.
Photo: Courtesy of Courte Collection
A look from the Rebecca Vallance Bridal Collection 2024.
Photo: Courtesy of Rebecca VallanceAt this point, a mini wedding dress is a staple within any full bridal collection — for courthouse ceremonies, after parties, alternative looks and definitely post-nuptial occasions. Viktor & Rolf Mariage winks back at a statement gown from its Fall 2005 ready-to-wear collection with a bow-topped shift reading “I Love You”. Elie Saab references Monet with an off-the-shoulder, long-sleeved lace mini, while Katie Yeung gives a peek of décolletage with a shimmering shrug atop a corseted and draped mini for Hera Couture.
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