5 Fall 2017 Bridal Fashion Week Trends We Loved

Bridal fashion week this fall was just as beautiful as previous seasons and has left us floating on a cloud of tulle, chantilly, and lace. And we aren’t complaining! Gorgeous gowns walked the runway and re-imagined what a bride can and should wear on her wedding day. We gathered so much inspiration but these five fall 2017 bridal fashion week trends are our favorite!

Sachin & Babi

Cold Shoulder Sleeves

One of the favorite runway trends during fashion week translated just as beautifully to wedding gowns. We spotted shoulder cut-outs just about everywhere we went – and loved it!

Rivini, Photo by Dan Lecca

Theia

BHLDN, Photo by Jessica Haley

Sheer Lace

This trend put it twist on everyone’s favorite texture during Fall 2017 bridal fashion week. From bodices to panels, to full gowns, the lace was sheer and so pretty.

Marchesa

BHLDN, Photo by Jessica Haley

Mark Zunino

Layers of Tulle Skirts

These tulle skirts practically float down the runway! The dreamy layers of tulle are a modern twist on a typical ball gown skirt, which we love.

Nouvelle Amsale

Hayley Paige

Marchesa

Rivini, Photo by Dan Lecca

Bell Sleeves

These belles also wore bells down the runway. Bell sleeves that is. We loved seeing the flouncy, pretty sleeves on a feminine wedding gown!

Hayley Paige

Theia

Yolancris

Marchesa

Blush

Everybody’s favorite bridal color (second to white of course) is back again in both subtle and bold ways. From almost-pink-blush to barely-blush, this color was everywhere! Whether it made up the entire gown or just showed up on accent embroidery, it was always beautiful.

What’s even better about these gowns? They shine a light on Breast Cancer Awareness Month. To support the cause, Kleinfeld also launched a Breast Cancer Awareness campaign; For every bride who purchases a dress over 3000, 5% will be donated to Memorial Sloan Kettering Breast Cancer foundation. They have already raised over $50,000 and hope to double that by the end of the month!

Mark Zunino

Marchesa

Rivini, Photo by Dan Lecca