Spring 2011 Top 10 Wedding Gown Trends
Looking for the hottest trend right off of the runways for Spring 2011? Then look no further, below is a list outlining the newest dresses from our favorite designers. From dainty dots to embellished belts, here our the top designs that will be hitting the salons this Spring.
1. Delicate Dots--Designer Christos adds tons of dotty details to his gowns; quite probably the most girly trend to hit the runway this season.
2. Ebbing and Flowing Skirts--Everyone loves a gorgeous full ball gown but this year designers and trading in the full fabric look for a layered, almost cloud like look of just tulle. Making these new ball gowns more light and airy to wear.
3. Spirals!--If you love ruffled gowns than you will love designer Marchesa's new take on the idea. Swirls of pleats show off a brides fashion forward side with some daring flair.
4. Keyhole Necklines--These peekaboo necklines are the newest way to make pearls and crystals even more dramatic. This takes a simple classic strapless gown and adds pizaz to the shoulders and neckline. Designer Monique Lhuillier keyhole neckline gowns are simply stunning.
5. Tiny Tiers--Imagine a typical rushing gown, but now with tiny light layers all the way down to add texture without bulk. These gowns are both fun and flattering to all bride types.
6. Full Blooms--An alarming trend of garden inspired gowns are ruling the bridal runway. Some designers are expanding on this style by adding huge oversize blossoms at certain pin-points on the gown. Beautiful for any garden style wedding.
7. Sheer Coverage--This isn't your mothers covered up neckline form the 70's. This new take on subtle coverage is this season's choice with v-neck or even one-shoulder looks. This is sure to be a dazzling and romantic look.
8. Dress Separates--In the past most brides would purchase two gowns, one appropriate for ceremony and a party dress for the reception. Instead of changing into another gown many designers are opting to simply swap out our bodice piece for a different looking skirt.
9. The modified mermaid--This new take on the mermaid flares out just above the knee. More dramatic than a trumpet gown, this new mermaid design is a more dance friendly choice.
10. Beautiful Embellished Belts--These decadently bejeweled accessories are a simple way for brides to add the bling, but keep a subtle elegance. Bride Chelsea Clinton adorned this glamorous trend at her wedding.
1. Delicate Dots--Designer Christos adds tons of dotty details to his gowns; quite probably the most girly trend to hit the runway this season.
2. Ebbing and Flowing Skirts--Everyone loves a gorgeous full ball gown but this year designers and trading in the full fabric look for a layered, almost cloud like look of just tulle. Making these new ball gowns more light and airy to wear.
3. Spirals!--If you love ruffled gowns than you will love designer Marchesa's new take on the idea. Swirls of pleats show off a brides fashion forward side with some daring flair.
4. Keyhole Necklines--These peekaboo necklines are the newest way to make pearls and crystals even more dramatic. This takes a simple classic strapless gown and adds pizaz to the shoulders and neckline. Designer Monique Lhuillier keyhole neckline gowns are simply stunning.
5. Tiny Tiers--Imagine a typical rushing gown, but now with tiny light layers all the way down to add texture without bulk. These gowns are both fun and flattering to all bride types.
6. Full Blooms--An alarming trend of garden inspired gowns are ruling the bridal runway. Some designers are expanding on this style by adding huge oversize blossoms at certain pin-points on the gown. Beautiful for any garden style wedding.
7. Sheer Coverage--This isn't your mothers covered up neckline form the 70's. This new take on subtle coverage is this season's choice with v-neck or even one-shoulder looks. This is sure to be a dazzling and romantic look.
8. Dress Separates--In the past most brides would purchase two gowns, one appropriate for ceremony and a party dress for the reception. Instead of changing into another gown many designers are opting to simply swap out our bodice piece for a different looking skirt.
9. The modified mermaid--This new take on the mermaid flares out just above the knee. More dramatic than a trumpet gown, this new mermaid design is a more dance friendly choice.
10. Beautiful Embellished Belts--These decadently bejeweled accessories are a simple way for brides to add the bling, but keep a subtle elegance. Bride Chelsea Clinton adorned this glamorous trend at her wedding.
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