wedding dress fashion trends, from the runway to the aisle - wedding jewelry sets for brides

Most of the styles we all wear start on the runway at Fashion Week.
For brides, this inspiration comes from the "bridal market", where all the hottest wedding dress designers present their latest work. The editor-in-
Bride magazine's editor-in-chief, Milly Martini Bratton, gave "Good Morning America" a glimpse of the latest trends you'll see in your local bridal shop or in the aisles of people you know.
Runway costumes are very bold in style, but they show the direction of the trend and provide a lot of inspiration for designers and brides, Bratten said.
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Designer: Bratten said that the take-out trend seen in the design of Sculptural Wang is the fit and hanging of the sculpture.
The bone of Wang Weiwei
Color, shoulder-less double
The peplum corset with asymmetric folds and the back bow dress are made of a fabric called faille.
Romantic and romantic-
Inspired in a modern way.
Bratten says the bride can have a romantic wedding in the castle or a fashion ceremony in the art gallery.
She thinks it's a great choice for women with an hourglass figure, but she says you don't need to have a perfect figure to look great in it.
This dress will add styling to women without curves.
"If you don't, it will give you a shape, and it would be great if you were curved," Bratten said . ".
"It's very, very wearable.
"Trend: black and white designer: Justin Alexander bridal black and white is a popular trend in the bridal market.
"We saw a lot of black accents," Bratten said . ".
"You don't always see it on the skirt.
Justin Alexander the bride has oneShoulder silk-and-
Satin fish tail dress with Tulip
Shaped skirt, bow detail for shoulders and hips, black accent on bow interior and beading belt and lining.
Bratten says the overall effect of the dress is white with a surprisingly black accent.
This is an avant-garde classic look that looks like you can walk down the aisle to the red carpet, perfect for an elegant evening event or a ceremony at a stylish hotel.
According to Bratten, this dress is best suited for women with an hourglass figure, or women with a larger top and a smaller bottom. Trend: Two-in-
Nowadays, many brides get two dresses ---
One ceremony, one reception.
David Tutti designed a dress for Faviana to give you two pieces for one piece.
"This is a good idea," Bratten said . ".
"It's a good idea if you want one or two clothes.
At the bridal market, Bratten saw twoin-
A dress suitable for all body types.
This dress is great for the bride with good legs.
It features an ivory, shoulder-less tulle ball dress featuring a sweetheart at the neckline, embroidered bodice and a removable skirt that showcases a mini bubble dress.
With this dress, the long version is for the ceremony and then you take off your skirt for the reception.
This is the perfect choice for a wedding in a hotel ballroom, or if you are having a church wedding and more clubs --
Like the atmosphere at the reception.
There are snap and hook on the skirt.
The lace panel covers the accessory so you can't even see it.
Taking your dress off before the reception is a great job for your bridesmaids as you may need help.
Bratten recommends making sure the accessories are safe when you buy this dress. Trend: Vintage-
Reddesigner: LazaroVintage-
Inspired Clothing is a big trend, says Bratten.
Lazaro's ivory matted dress has a curved neckline and is a modern style in a vintage style.
It has embroidered Net Art Deco designs, crystal patterns on the Imperial bodice, as well as a chiffon skirt, a flared skirt and a sweeping cart.
Create visual interest with beautiful details.
Bratten says the dress is suitable for curvy or petite brides as the cut stretches the body.
Bratten calls it a "beautiful slim dress" with an amazing shape.
"This is a very, very delicate dress," she said . "
You can have a wedding in a library, a winery or a historic home.
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Bratten says there are flower words this season, especially skirts.
The white wedding dress is suitable for this texture.
This Monique Lhuillier ivory silk organza matched sweetheart gown with pendant
There is a cascade of waist bodice, all-
Lace skirt and thin gauze skirt.
The folds at the waist form a flattering shape, which is a good choice for pearsshaped bride.
Bratten says the dress has "great, blooming flowers . . . . . . It's really, really special.
She said it would be "beautiful" for the garden wedding in the afternoon ".
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Hair accessories by Jennifer Behr, jewelry by Kenneth Jay Lane, bouquet by Zeze Flowers.