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Bridal Collection 2017: Of dreams, romance and elegance

Dreamy, romantic dresses ruled the roost this weekend, with designers presenting their 2017 bridal collections at New York Bridal Week or at other locations. We bring you the best of their ethereal designs. (AFP)

Updated on: Apr 28, 2016 5:02 PM IST
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Dreamy, romantic dresses ruled the roost this weekend, with designers presenting their 2017 bridal collections at New York Bridal Week or at other locations. We bring you the best of their ethereal designs. (AFP) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
Updated on Apr 28, 2016 5:02 PM

Dreamy, romantic dresses ruled the roost this weekend, with designers presenting their 2017 bridal collections at New York Bridal Week or at other locations. We bring you the best of their ethereal designs. (AFP)

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Jenny Packham put on an intimate Barn Dance-themed presentation at New York Bridal Week this weekend, reflecting the hazy, gypsy-inspired collection, designed for the “modern romantic with a wanderlust soul.” (AFP) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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Jenny Packham put on an intimate Barn Dance-themed presentation at New York Bridal Week this weekend, reflecting the hazy, gypsy-inspired collection, designed for the “modern romantic with a wanderlust soul.” (AFP)

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Elie Saab, who is famous for his red carpet-worthy haute couture and ready-to-wear creations, revealed a line-up of 25 daring and feminine gowns and trouser suits for brides to be. (AFP) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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Elie Saab, who is famous for his red carpet-worthy haute couture and ready-to-wear creations, revealed a line-up of 25 daring and feminine gowns and trouser suits for brides to be. (AFP)

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Ines Di Santo also debuted a feminine and floral collection that featured hints of color in its embroidery. From slinky gowns to frothy miniskirts, transparent mesh panels and asymmetric sleeves, the collection put an overtly sexy twist on classic bridal wear, with a glamorous result.  (AFP) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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Ines Di Santo also debuted a feminine and floral collection that featured hints of color in its embroidery. From slinky gowns to frothy miniskirts, transparent mesh panels and asymmetric sleeves, the collection put an overtly sexy twist on classic bridal wear, with a glamorous result. (AFP)

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Elie Saab’s contemporary collection features both fitted and grand dresses adorned with guipure, dotted tulle and silk chiffon. Panels of lace offer coverage for semi exposed shoulders, legs and waistlines, with embroideries and draperies echoing the label’s penchant for intricate craftsmanship. (AFP) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
Updated on Apr 28, 2016 5:02 PM

Elie Saab’s contemporary collection features both fitted and grand dresses adorned with guipure, dotted tulle and silk chiffon. Panels of lace offer coverage for semi exposed shoulders, legs and waistlines, with embroideries and draperies echoing the label’s penchant for intricate craftsmanship. (AFP)

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Full-blown romance was on the menu at haute couture house Georges Hobeika, where the beauty of the blooming bridal bouquet inspired the collection. (AFP) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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Full-blown romance was on the menu at haute couture house Georges Hobeika, where the beauty of the blooming bridal bouquet inspired the collection. (AFP)

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At New York Bridal Fashion Week, Francesca Miranda presented 17 dramatic gowns that honored women around the world, with the designer naming each dress after an inspirational female in her life.  (AFP) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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At New York Bridal Fashion Week, Francesca Miranda presented 17 dramatic gowns that honored women around the world, with the designer naming each dress after an inspirational female in her life. (AFP)

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Innovation was the key word at Reem Acra, where detachable accessories and dramatic trains that could be converted into veils made for a traditional yet fashion-forward collection. (AFP) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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Innovation was the key word at Reem Acra, where detachable accessories and dramatic trains that could be converted into veils made for a traditional yet fashion-forward collection. (AFP)

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