Skirts have long been underrated in bridal fashion - until now. Fast becoming something of a fashion centrepiece by brides increasingly searching for something 'more' than plain full-length frocks and big ball gowns, the latest skirts are as lust-worthy as they come.
It's all about embracing shape and detail, where dance-worthy dynamism meets dramatic elements of haute couture. From lavish trains built into the back of the skirt to frothy layers that reconfigure princess gowns into whimsical works of art, the spotlight is most definitely on eye-catching, sway-worthy skirts. From daring, yet still sophisticated hi-low hemlines to playful micro minis, flirty vintage tea length and slinky art deco style numbers, today's skirts are drawing the eye downward with unashamed aplomb.
One of the key trends is versatility. Detachable overskirts will take you from day to night or are perfect for sequel weddings, while stunning separates ensure beautiful re-wearability - including new anti-skirt alternatives: sharply tailored trousers and softly flowing jumpsuits. Up the ante with blush or pastel tones (or go all-out with brights and bold patterns), a seductive thigh-high skirt split (front, back or side) or voluminous ball gown with architectural qualities.
Feast your eyes on our gallery of gorgeous gowns, from exquisite light-as-air A-lines to uber glamorous mermaids and ballgowns, sultry shifts, and layers of cascading tulle that all whisper on-trend fabulousness...
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Abella
Wilderly
Lillian West
Sincerity Bridal
Rebecca Ingram
Rebecca Ingram
Jesus Peiro
Jesus Peiro
Jesus Peiro
Jesus Peiro
Jesus Peiro
Jesus Peiro
Jesus Peiro
Jesus Peiro
Rosa Clara
Charlie Brear
Jesus Peiro
Charlie Brear
Ella Rose
Rebecca Ingram
Rebecca Ingram
Ella Rosa
Rebecca Ingram
True Curves by True Bride
Freda Bennet
Olivia Rose
Kate Walker (photo: Tara Statton)
Olivia Rose
Pronovias
Pronovias
Pronovias
Catherine Deane
Willowby by Watters
Marylist
House of St Patrick
House of St Patrick
True Bride
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