Honor wedding dresses are known for their bold femininity and innovative design. At the helm of the brand, president and head designer Giovanna Randall is dedicated to the art of garment making. This means that each and every wedding dress is crafted from the finest fabrics and personalized with exquisite detailing. Also noteworthy? The brand's dedication to creating a gown for every bride's body, something they've achieved with a vast array of tailored silhouettes. As its name suggests, the label takes great pride in legacy and history. Created—from the initial design process to the finishing touches—in New York City, Honor is dedicated to revitalizing Manhattan's Garment District with its fashion-forward, but timeless designs.
The brand's newest wedding dress collection, which debuted at Bridal Fashion Week, perfectly exemplifies this contrast. Vintage-inspired lace, high necklines, and layered skirts pay homage to wedding dresses of the past, while two-piece sets, jumpsuits, and unexpected necklines look towards the future. We're particularly obsessed with the collection's use of ruffles—from frilly necklines, voluminous pant legs, and, flouncy sleeves, there wasn't a ruffle detail we didn't love. Also noteworthy? The sleeves! One of favorite looks, a classic strapless-looking trumpet, got a hint of vintage thanks to draped tulle and lace sleeves.
The rest of collection brings just as much glamour, with a subtly bohemian-meets-vintage vibe. Perfect for brides who envision flower crowns and garden weddings, Honor's Fall 2018 bridal collection is sure to wow you, your fiancé, and your guests. Ready to see the looks for yourself? Click through to see the newest designs from Honor.
Lace short sheath wedding dress with high neckline, draped long sleeves, and blue ribbon/*-->*//*-->*/
