Although I wasn't able to attend this year, I definitely spent my fair share of time stalking all of the amazing shoes at New York Bridal Fashion Week! From delicate flutter sleeves and intricate beading to sheer fabrics and elegant long sleeves, NYBFW definitely did not disappoint!
New York Bridal Market
New York Bridal Fashion Week: Houghton
Did someone say "modern bride"?! Loved every minute of the Houghton presentation during New York Bridal Fashion week. Fringe, fur, boho prints and of course a bulldog!
New York Bridal Fashion Week: Rebecca Schoneveld & Hushed Commotion
One of my favorite appointments at bridal market last week was getting to spend time with Rebecca Schoneveld at Thea of Hushed Commotion! These two lovely ladies set up a beautiful space at The Hotel on Rivington in the Lower East Side full of amazing natural light. We played dress up with Rebecca's gorgeous gowns (and bridal leather jackets!) and accessorized with the perfect Hushed Commotion pieces. One of our favorite looks was the simple slip dress with beaded kimono topped with a stunning bridal turban. Can you say afternoon well spent?! All photos by Michelle Boyd!
New York Bridal Fashion Week: Inbal Dror
Oh Inbal Dror, how you have my heart! I have had the opportunity to work with these amazing gowns in person and attending the show in New York was breathtaking! Each piece is intricately created with stunning fabrics, delicate textures, and show-stopping details. All photos by Michelle Boyd!
New York Bridal Fashion Week: Angel Sanchez
Get ready for an overload of pretty!! New York Bridal Fashion Week was amazing and now that I'm finally back in front of my computer, it's time to share all the gorgeous gowns we saw! First up, a stunning collection from Angel Sanchez full of modern silhouettes, illusion paneling and laser cut detailing. All photos by my partner in crime for the week, Michelle Boyd!
New York Bridal Market: Reem Acra
It was a true joy to see Reem Acra's newest collection in New York last week! The Spring 2016 line was full of feminine fabrics and sensual details. Structured bustiers were complimented with plunging necklaces, elegant embroideries and hints of skin.
