New trends in wedding dresses? Ooh, nooooooo!

huskypuppy14 · November 2015

I think the V neck dresses were beautiful. I actually wished I could have found more v neck dresses when I was shopping for my dress. And none of the short dresses looked that short to me. They're not my style, but they weren't hideous. The only ones I didn't like were the lingerie ones.

thefanciestbeckler · November 2015

ShesSoCold said:

holyguacamole79 said:
My favorite was the mullet dress.

Is she wearing black socks? Those boots/heels and socks might be even worse than the dress.

QFT. I am currently resisting the urge to gag over this.

Maggie0829 · November 2015

Maybe an UO, but lately, Vera Wang dresses has gotten really ugly. I remember her dresses being beautiful, but not so much any more. Sorry Vera.

holyguacamole79 · November 2015

with the exception of the tiara / headband thing, this one is my fave.

frenchiekin · November 2015

bostonbride2015 said:

CMGragain said:
Somebody post that cage dress. I couldn't figure out how to do it.

TBH, I'm kind of obsessed with the cage dress. It's completely ridiculous because it's meant to be that way. It isn't meant to be worn to a nice church wedding (or any wedding, really). It's the kind of fantastical design that only someone like Hailey Paige could dream up. In a few seasons you'll see a comparatively subtle interpretation of it with probably a full skirt and a less intense version of the flowers.

I actually loved most of these, though some are little over the top revealing for me. The Monique Lhuilier "lingerie" one is stunning, though I personally wouldn't wear one with a transparent bodice. There's also something a lot more elegant and fashion-forward to me about some of these than those ubiquitous Pnina gowns.

PrettyGirlLost · November 2015

FeeleyingGood said:
Some were beautiful, but an almost equal number were pretty ridiculous IMO- which is par for the course for haute couture.

That's the entire point of that genre of fashion. They are statement pieces. They aren't meant to be worn by the unwashed masses.

Those dresses are meant to usher in the new trends for the regular wedding dress market. Don't no one talk any shit on my girl, Marchesa.

mollybarker11 · November 2015

Maggie0829 said:

bostonbride2015 said:
I love this Carolina Herrera gown and would totally consider it if I were small chested, had a billion dollars, and weren't already married. None of which are an issue. But still, it's preeeeeeeety:

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This is the one I was talking about! It is a gorgeous dress with a classic shape. And if someone doesn't want the plunge to be that low a pretty piece of lace could easily fill the gap. But really, talk about a modern twist to a very classic and traditional dress.

This was my favourite one!! I'd want to be smaller-chested to wear it but I agree it's beautiful and elegant.

This one (minus the headpiece) reminds me of an alien I luv it.

I don't really see sparky, short, or v-neck as new trends going in & out of style. The sheer and lingerie looks aren't for me but even in that slideshow of runway examples there were some I thought were fine. Some of the concept ones, like the cage and the hood, were really fun.

julieanne912 · November 2015

mollybarker11 said:

Maggie0829 said:

bostonbride2015 said:
I love this Carolina Herrera gown and would totally consider it if I were small chested, had a billion dollars, and weren't already married. None of which are an issue. But still, it's preeeeeeeety:

A
This is the one I was talking about! It is a gorgeous dress with a classic shape. And if someone doesn't want the plunge to be that low a pretty piece of lace could easily fill the gap. But really, talk about a modern twist to a very classic and traditional dress.
This was my favourite one!! I'd want to be smaller-chested to wear it but I agree it's beautiful and elegant.

This one (minus the headpiece) reminds me of an alien I luv it.

I don't really see sparky, short, or v-neck as new trends going in & out of style. The sheer and lingerie looks aren't for me but even in that slideshow of runway examples there were some I thought were fine. Some of the concept ones, like the cage and the hood, were really fun.

I love that one too. It would also make for a stunning evening gown in like navy blue.

hellohkb · November 2015

The second picture of the Claire Pettibone dress and the Badgley Mischka gowns were just beautiful. My own wedding gown has some transparency, I guess I was a few months ahead of the trend

Jen4948 · November 2015

kimmiinthemitten said:
Does anyone watch Project Runway? Candace Cuoco totally had a cage for under one of her dresses and she decided to get rid of it but it totally reminds me of this!

Overall, I really liked them, but do see the Pnina inspiration (yuck!)

Yeah, I watch it and it occurred to me too.

WinstonsGirl · November 2015

Number 2, with the lacy see-through back. Hella sexy. I always wanted a backless dress

Jen4948 · November 2015

I like that center Badgley Mischka dress on page 5.

spockforprez · November 2015

mollybarker11 said:

Maggie0829 said:

bostonbride2015 said:
I love this Carolina Herrera gown and would totally consider it if I were small chested, had a billion dollars, and weren't already married. None of which are an issue. But still, it's preeeeeeeety:

A
This is the one I was talking about! It is a gorgeous dress with a classic shape. And if someone doesn't want the plunge to be that low a pretty piece of lace could easily fill the gap. But really, talk about a modern twist to a very classic and traditional dress.
This was my favourite one!! I'd want to be smaller-chested to wear it but I agree it's beautiful and elegant.

This one (minus the headpiece) reminds me of an alien I luv it.

I don't really see sparky, short, or v-neck as new trends going in & out of style. The sheer and lingerie looks aren't for me but even in that slideshow of runway examples there were some I thought were fine. Some of the concept ones, like the cage and the hood, were really fun.

I looooove this one, minus the veil. In a million years I'd never have the body to wear it, but I stopped on that page of the slideshow to stare for quite some time.

[Deleted User] · November 2015

PrettyGirlLost said:

FeeleyingGood said:
Some were beautiful, but an almost equal number were pretty ridiculous IMO- which is par for the course for haute couture.
That's the entire point of that genre of fashion. They are statement pieces. They aren't meant to be worn by the unwashed masses.

Those dresses are meant to usher in the new trends for the regular wedding dress market. Don't no one talk any shit on my girl, Marchesa.

Yes, I understand that. Hence why I said it's par for the course. It's supposed to be ridiculous.

kvruns · November 2015

hellohkb said:
The second picture of the Claire Pettibone dress and the Badgley Mischka gowns were just beautiful. My own wedding gown has some transparency, I guess I was a few months ahead of the trend

that was my favorite too although I would have liked to see the front of it. The V neck ones were ok too

WonderBride519 · November 2015

While I'm not a fan of most of these because they're just a bit too out there for my personal taste, I'm IN LOVE with the #17 and #24 Carolina Herrera gowns.

ETA: I can't get past the headphones on the Reem Acra models! Veil-schmeil! Blingy headphones all the way!! :P

pinkcow13 · November 2015

spockforprez said:

mollybarker11 said:

Maggie0829 said:

bostonbride2015 said:
I love this Carolina Herrera gown and would totally consider it if I were small chested, had a billion dollars, and weren't already married. None of which are an issue. But still, it's preeeeeeeety:

A
This is the one I was talking about! It is a gorgeous dress with a classic shape. And if someone doesn't want the plunge to be that low a pretty piece of lace could easily fill the gap. But really, talk about a modern twist to a very classic and traditional dress.
This was my favourite one!! I'd want to be smaller-chested to wear it but I agree it's beautiful and elegant.

This one (minus the headpiece) reminds me of an alien I luv it.

I don't really see sparky, short, or v-neck as new trends going in & out of style. The sheer and lingerie looks aren't for me but even in that slideshow of runway examples there were some I thought were fine. Some of the concept ones, like the cage and the hood, were really fun.
I looooove this one, minus the veil. In a million years I'd never have the body to wear it, but I stopped on that page of the slideshow to stare for quite some time.

I really love this dress, I think it reminds me of Balmain.

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