From October 5th to 9th, New-York hosted Bridal Week Fall-Winter 2018 and its set of princess, mermaid or Arabian-style wedding dresses that will inspire, frighten or whet the mouth of most brides. Among the iconic brands like Pronovias and Vera Wang, the French Rime Arodaky and Laure de Sagazan manage to impose the French touch romantico-retro or rock and Monique Lhuiller or Lela Rose succeed in creating the desire to say "yes" more than Once.
The bride next winter will not be chilly; the necklines are deep, the backs are bare in many collections, sometimes warmed with tulle or embroidered veiling revealing the skin. Models of short dresses are becoming more common and more stylized. At Rime Arodaky, one marries in belted blazer dress with lace details when at Marchesa one redefines the volumes with a dress with the ball and collar sleeves.
The dresses are airy and magical by applications of stars and delicate flowers on the sleeves in tulle at Galia Lahav when At Inbal Dror, the mesh sleeves modernize what could have been the satin, too easy. The immaculate tailor is still a basic chic, for a confident bride, feminine and sensual when she adds nothing below as in Monique Lhuillier. Side accessories, the veil in all its forms comes to dress the brides of Reem Acra, but the cape long and opaque makes him the part with Denis Basso.
