As a new year approaches and we begin looking at a new decade, new and fresh ideas for wedding dresses always come into mind. Because 2010 marks a new decade for trends, The Knot looks at the
Top 10 Wedding Dress Trends for Spring 2010
Trend 1: '50s Flair
This trend is starting in late 2009 and is continuing on into 2010. The decade of fashion is still making its way on television sets as "Mad Men" and "Bold and the Beautiful". On the latest Logan Family wedding, Katie, played by Heather Tom, wore a 50's inspired tea-length dress. Always a classic look with high necklines, tulle skirts, and tea-length styles, bridal gowns and bridesmaid dresses are sure to be a trend setter for 2010 weddings.
Trend 2: Bits of Black
Black has always been a popular wedding color and now using black as a accent color will be a promiment in 2010. Black piping or accents in wedding dresses and in bridesmaids dresses.
Trend 3: The Bold Shoulder
Off-shoulder styles as well as the one-shoulder style has really taken off as a wedding trend. In 2010, many over-the-top details are what really make these asymmetrical necklines stand out.
Trend 4: Bows
Bows and sashes in all styles from satins to tulles are a popular trend for spring.
Trend 5: Couture Cover-ups
This season, you can take your pick from floor-length lace coats, airy tulle boleros, feathered capelets, and more.
Trend 6: Garden Glamour
This year, designers pushed nature colors and floral prints such as cherry-blossoms ,roses to their bridal designs.
Trend 7: Illusion Necklines
It's clear which neckline reigned supreme this season -- be it bateau, V-neck, or even one-shoulder, sheer straps mean subtle, sexy coverage.
Trend 8: Metallics
Many brides who want to carry a trend of shiny metallics with bridal fashions with gold and silver accented details.
Trend 9: Raw Edges
This trend will add a more modern, unfinished look to wedding dresses with, but rough, just-cut hemlines and details make for a completely unique bridal look.
Trend 10: Pretty Pleats
When added to a gown, pleats are a great way to add texture to simple wedding gowns for a dramatic accent to your wedding gown.
For more wedding trends for 2010, visit The Knot.












Comments