Trend Report: Our Favorite Wedding Styles for 2023-2024

With every wedding season comes new trends in wedding attire – and we are here with a trend report round up! While there are some styles that will never go out of fashion, there’s always room for new ones. From alternative colors to reimagining of classic bridal textiles, here are some of our favorite wedding attire trends we saw at the Luxury Bridal Fashion Weeks for Spring 2024.

DROP-WAIST

Reminiscent of Audrey Hepburn’s iconic “Funny Face” look, the drop-waist trend adds some vintage glamour while elongating the torso.

• “Euphoria” by Lee Petra Grebenau
• “Cicely” by Liz Martinez
• “Sheridan” by Jenny by Jenny Yoo

APPLIQUÉS

Embroidered and 3D appliqués are a work of fine art, taking classic floral imagery and applying it in a fresh way.

• “Suma” by Mira Zwillinger
• “Flora” by Liz Martinez
• “Capucine” by Atelier Pronovias

PRETTY IN PASTEL

Pastel shades of pink, blue and lilac have taken over. Rather than a white garment, this color palette sprinkles in some femininity without straying too far from tradition.

• “Inman” by Anne Barge
• “Annika” by Kelly Faetanini
• “Symphony” by Ines Di Santo

SUITS YOU WELL

Wedding attire doesn’t always mean big gowns. A sharp suiting look is just as glamorous, while still feeling appropriate for the occasion.

• “Union” by Justin Alexander Signature
• “Jackie” by Lihi Hod
• “Essence – Look 1” By Esé Azénabor

COATS

If capes are the new veil, then coats are the new cape. As the wedding festivities progress, these pieces can be removed to reveal an ensemble change.

• “Ruffled Heart Jacket” by Veronica Sheaffer
• “Moon Topper” by Lihi Hod
• “Hawthorne Coat” by Goli June

REGAL NECKLINES

From the Monaco courts with Grace Kelly to pop- culture queen Paris Hilton, the classic high- neck wedding look has been worn by royalty for decades.

• “Glass Slipper” by Peter Langner White Gold
• “Fayette” by Atelier Pronovias
• “Freesia” by Liz Martinez

POWER SHOULDERS

1980s nostalgia makes a comeback, this time in the form of a strong shoulder. The large shoulder accents create a strong silhouette that will make you feel powerful and confident.

• “A Sense of Wonder – Look 1” by Elie Saab
• “Donatella” by Pronovias Privee
• “DP357 Snow White” by Disney Fairy Tale Weddings by Allure Bridals

STATUESQUE

With smooth lines and striking structure, these minimalist takes on the fit- and-flare silhouette don’t need appliques to make a statement.

• “Brio” by Ines Di Santo
• “Marilyn” by Sottero & Midgley
• “Francine” by Rebecca Ingram

I LIKE BIG BOWS

Bows have long been a prominent feature of feminine style, and now an oversized version is taking stage. So put a big bow on, you are a gift!

• “Orly” by Anne Barge
• “Sadia” by Pronovias
• “Bellissima Halter” by Veronica Sheaffer