Wedding Dress Trends from Spring 2019 Bridal Fashion Week

If there's one thing we love about Bridal Fashion Week, it's seeing how our favorite wedding dress designers interpret (and create!) the current trend climate. Even the most timeless and traditional collections are punctuated by of-the-moment accents, turning them into mini time capsules that highlight the very best of contemporary design. Luckily for brides shopping for wedding dresses in the upcoming year, the bridal gowns that debuted during Spring 2019 Bridal Fashion Week brought a fresh batch of trends to the table.

The best part? They're all incredibly wearable. From feminine bows at Amsale, Lela Rose, and Monique Lhuillier to bold geometric patterns at Naeem Khan and Berta, there's something here that any bride, with any type of personal style, would love. That's because no two designers interpreted these trends the same way. Take the puffed sleeve, for example. If you love the idea of wearing a voluminous sleeve that would rival that of a Victorian Era bride's, put Ines di Santo on your radar. Searching for something subtle and bohemian-inspired? Check out Leanne Marshall's newest designs for an entirely different take on the style.

Separates and one-piece styles were also standouts. We were blown away by a lacey short-and-jacket ensemble by Mira Zwillinger and a glitter-encrusted jumpsuit at Naeem Khan (complete with the prettiest cape overlay!). Speaking of glitter—the Spring 2019 runways were covered in varying degrees of sparkle, ranging from the coolest metallic sheath at Jenny Packham to plenty of iridescent fringe from Oleg Cassini.

If you'd like to see the newest wedding dress trends, click through for our curated guide of what's to come in the world of bridal fashion.

First up? The bows of tomorrow. These pretty loops have brought dainty vibes to wedding dresses season after season, but we can officially say that bows are beginning to pack a different kind of punch. After all, they're capable of doing more than simply defining a bride's waist (although we love that, too!). This season, watch out for larger-than-life-bows that act as trains, sweet loops that make the prettiest straps, and metal versions that (literally) tie entire looks together. 

Wedding dress by Zuhair Murad

Wedding dress by Carolina Herrera

Wedding dress by Amsale

Wedding dress by Lela Rose

Wedding dress by Elie Saab

Wedding dress by Viktor&Rolf Marriage

Wedding dress by Vera Wang

Wedding dress by Monique Lhuillier

Wedding jumpsuit by Gala by Galia Lahav

Wedding dress by Reem Acra

Wedding jumpsuit by Lakum

Wedding dress by Liancarlo

Wedding dress by Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood

Wedding dress by Berta

Wedding dress by Ines di Santo

Wedding dress by Carolina Herrera

Wedding dress by Watters

Wedding dress by Catherine Deane

Wedding dress by Nouvelle Amsale

Wedding dress by ROMONA

Wedding dress by Gracy Accad

We'll never tire of intricate Chantilly lace or opaque satin, but new-age geometric patterns and cuts are definitely on the rise. And for good reason. Whatever the interpretation—the style covers everything from crystal lattice beadwork to mod necklines—this trend is the result of the latest in cutting-edge design technology. 

Wedding dress by Carolina Herrera

Wedding dress by Zuhair Murad

Wedding dress by Justin Alexander

Wedding dress by Naeem Khan

Wedding dress by Berta

Wedding dress by Cristina Ottaviano

Wedding dress by Tadashi Shoji

Wedding dress by Willowby by Watters

Wedding dress by Lakum

Wedding dress by David's Bridal

Wedding dress by Lela Rose

Wedding dress by Victoria Kyriakides

Wedding dress by Catherine Deane

Wedding dress by Hayley Paige

Wedding dress by Wtoo by Watters

Wedding dress by Isabelle Armstrong

Wedding dress by Gala by Galia Lahav

Go ahead and put glitz and glamour on your wedding dress must-have list. Countless designers sent sparkly creations down this season's runways, all with varying degrees of glittery intensity. From fabrics that look like they were dipped in diamond dust to garments adorned with reflective pieces of confetti, there are so many new ways to make the glitter trend work for you.

Wedding dress by Mira Zwillinger

Wedding dress by Jenny Packham

Wedding dress by Oleg Cassini

Wedding dress by Rita Vinieris

Wedding dress by Galia Lahav

Wedding dress by Berta

Wedding dress by Wtoo by Watters

Wedding dress by Naeem Khan

Wedding dress by Pnina Tornai

Wedding dress by Jenny Packham

We're not talking about balloon-sized sleeves that defined your mom's '80s wedding dress. This season was all about the statement sleeve, but they were sheer, cloud-like, and Victorian-inspired. They also came in all lengths, from short accent cap sleeves to long billowing varieties. Others, though, brought the oomph in different ways, with modular, layered panels and accentuated shoulders.

Wedding dress by Theia

Wedding dress by Danielle Frankel

Wedding dress by Monique Lhuillier

Wedding dress by Leanne Marshall

Wedding dress by Gracy Accad

Wedding dress by Ines di Santo

Wedding dress by Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood