Weeding Wears

We’ve all heard the sentiment that you shouldn’t wear anything that could date your wedding dress (think fluffy puff sleeves from the 1980s or super shiny satin). But bridal fashion has its own trends and there’s nothing wrong with embracing them, especially if you feel like that’s the best way to express yourself on your wedding day.  “I’m excited to see brides taking more risks in general when it comes to their fashion,” says bridal fashion stylist Gabrielle Hurwitz. "Color, feathers, texture—we’re at the point where anything goes and brides have the opportunity to express themselves and their personalities." Buy Wedding Wears "To pull off an embellished dress without looking like you walked out of the pages of a bridal magazine from the early 2000s, I think the key is to balance the beading with elements of transparency and lightness, such as a soft tulle base or illusion sleeves," says Hurwitz. "Keep accessories minimal and understated to let the dress re...