The Best Looks From the Fall 2019 Bridal Runways From Vera Wang to Monique Lhuillier, these are the runway highlights from the New York Bridal Week runways. As the Fall 2019 collections make their way down the runways at New York’s Bridal Fashion Week, we’re highlighting all the standout looks, and the gowns that will best bridal gown next season’s weddings. Oscar de la Renta is not just a silk faille house anymore. Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia are proving, yet again, that they can infuse their new inspirations and influences with the old world of ODLR for their most dynamic bridal collection yet.

In just 14 looks, the co-creative directors have channeled far more than the coastal, all-American Oscar bride of seasons past. This isn’t just Amal Clooney’s wedding gown 2. And ‘more’ means new opportunities for custom changes, which until now, was an offering done only for custom clients, upon approval. Sparkle, drama, outside-the-box silhouettes, and loads of texture are only some of what Naeem Khan has made a name for himself for in the world of bridal, and this season he took his next-level thinking towell, to the next level.

When it comes to weddings, Wang is the consummate innovator, and her interpretation of Marie Antoinette and Versailles was leaps and bounds beyond what bridal typically offers in the realm of royal-inspired. Sure, there were crowns, full skirts, and loads lace, but then there were the Elizabethan collars, and the arch-shaped, intricately pleated tiers, and the sheer corsetry that felt poetic rather than vampy. Last season Wang showed her collection in pops of bold color, and she balanced that infusion of brights with a more quintessentially bridal palette this season: soft ivory, gold and silver laces, hints of pastel blue tulle, and delicious nude and rusty tones. Marchesa is always a parade of three-dimensional appliqués, artfully crafted ballgowns, and hints of red carpet dressing that are undeniably aisle-worthy, and this Fall 2019 offering was no different.