Hayley Paige, image: Jessica Haley
Rivini, image: Jessica Haley
Dany Mizrachi, image: Jessica Haley
Flowy Silhouettes Soft is in!  Many designers showed soft flowy skirts, mostly paired with a lace or delicately beaded bodice.
Hayley Paige, image: Beth Chapman iphone
Anne Barge, image: Jessica Haley
V-neckline Necklines have taken the plunge. It is all about the v-neck! Â We saw many versions, from classic to plunging!
Anne Barge, image: WWD
Alon Livne, image: Jessica Haley
Something Blue Blue is the new blush. Â Several designers showed blue gowns on their runway.
Ines Di Santo, image: Beth Chapman iphone
Francesca Miranda, image: Jessica Haley
Kate McDonald Bridal, image: Beth Chapman iphone
High Necks & Long Sleeves A recurring silhouette across many collections was a high neck, long sleeve lace bodice. This was often created by a jacket that could be removed for the reception to reveal a sleeveless silhouette.
Ivy & Aster, image: Beth Chapman iphone
Carolina Herrera, image: WWD
Legends Romona Keveza, image: Beth Chapman iphone
Two extremes:  Intricately detailed  or Clean & simple We saw two extremes this season, and often in the same collection!  Either clean and simple, or intricately detailed with embroidery or floral appliqués.  We adored both!  We love that brides have so many options.
Ines Di Santo, image: Jessica Haley
Anne Barge, image: Beth Chapman iphone
Jenny Yoo, image: Beth Chapman iphone
Pronovias, image: Jessica Haley
Bridal Capes This trend started last season and continued into this one. Â We love the bridal cape. Â We view it as a modern alternative to the long veil. Â And who wouldnât love to wear a cape?!
Pronovias, image: Jessica Haley
Ines Di Santo, image: Beth Chapman iphone
Berta, image: Jessica Haley
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Stay tuned to the blog to get a sneak peek at the gowns that we already have in store that represent these trends!xoxo, TWD