I would like to discuss the upcoming trends for wedding dress 2011 today. It may seem a little early, but in the design world, For one thing, the time has passed as far as inexpensive dresses go. Vera Wang and others scaled back most of their ensembles for 2009 and 2010 because of a weak economy, but they’re not staying there. Feeling that the economy might turn for the better, or at least isn’t still getting worse, wedding gown prices will be going back up, which means the best materials will be returning once more. Not that the materials used before weren’t good, but the best of the best will be back in fashion, lots of tulle and expensive lace, as well as extensive embroidery.
It may seem a little early to start discussing the upcoming trends for 2011, but in the design world, often trends are upwards of 18 months out. We’ve been doing a lot of reading and researching of the topic, and believe we’ll be as close as anyone else in discussing what’s possibly coming.
Next, simple fashions will be out of style. A bride can still get an A-line silhouette, but it will be embellished and bunched and styled such that no one will look at her and think “simple”.
Vibrancy will be back, which means dresses with lots of colors and patterns. As a matter of face, dresses like the Carolina Herrera we’re exhibiting here with a trumpet silhouette, which is a modified mermaid only without the waist cinched as tight, highlights the type of styles that wedding dresses will be highlighted with. But there will be dresses of all sorts of colors, and not necessarily muted autumnal colors.
One trend that’s being predicted is “bunched”, as in bunched tulle, bunched lace, bunched silk… you name it, you’re going to have a lot more of it. Fabric is in, probably because one can do so many different things with more fabric, whereas going minimal usually means a wedding dress that might be classic, but somewhat boring in many eyes.
One last trend that will continue will be the strapless sleeveless wedding dress, as brides will continue to show off their arms, necks, and shoulders. There will be more flair in bodices and probably less cinching, which means brides will be breathing better than this past year. But elegance will still be the standard, especially for those brides who have the income to afford very nice wedding gowns.
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