BRIDAL Tag
Bridal designers were dreaming big for the spring 2024 season.
Gowns maxed out on volume and embellishment, offering clients several sartorial paths to take as they eye dressing for the aisle.
The princess silhouette made a robust return as seen within the highly structured A-lines from Oscar de la Renta, Ines di Santo and Elie Saab, whose runway show recently made a splash at Barcelona’s Maritime museum. The Lebanese couturier’s full-skirted gowns were inspired by the work of Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai.
“Floral embellishments done with sequins and pearls with an iridescent finish, in addition to feathery details, added to the contemporary romantic vibe that ran through the gathering,” wrote WWD’s Martino Carrera.
Brides trying to partake within the voluminous...
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Australian ready-to-wear designer Christopher Esber is officially moving into the bridal game.
“We haven’t done bridal before, but I feel like we have now, simply because every 12 months there’s someone getting married,” Esber said. “Women are wearing the brand for a low-key wedding, I do see that come through on the tagged images,” Esber told WWD.
After designing custom wedding looks for family and friends, Esber has partnered exclusively with Net-a-porter to release his first official bridal capsule collection, consisting of seven modern, sensual designs developed for brides, bridesmaids and wedding guests, priced $893 to $2,374.
A glance from Christopher Esber’s exclusive bridal capsule for Net-a-porter.
Courtesy of Net-a-Porter.
“The brand is certainly known for a sexier aesthetic; in a really powerful way, I...
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