Lots & Lots of Flowers
Upper left to right: Rodarte Fall 2017, Christian Lacroix Spring 2006, Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2014, Rodarte Spring 2019
Don't worry, this isn't the return of the flower crown. These flowers are bold, glam, and woven into updos and texture. Mix fresh florals with silks and rhinestone styles to add modernity and dimension.
Feather Forward
Upper left to right: Kirsty Hume in Vogue by Miles Aldridge, Chanel Spring 1995, Chanel Spring 1994, Alexis Mabille Spring Haute Couture 2015
Feathers add an ethereal and glam touch like no other. Opt for small wisps woven into your hair or big plume headpieces for a major fashion moment.
Embellished Braids
Upper left to right: Christian Lacroix Haute Couture Spring 2006, Reem Acra Bridal Spring 2016, Alberta Ferretti Couture Fall 2016, Christian Lacroix Haute Couture Spring 2006 (Detail)
We're really feeling a baroque braided moment for fall. Plentiful bows and hair combs studded along a long plaited style, leaving you looking like the most luscious, high-fashion, My Little Pony.
Chic Chapeaus
Upper left to right: Bianca Jagger at her wedding to Mick in 1971, Christian Dior Spring Haute Couture 2013, Valentino Haute Couture Spring 1993, Carolina Herrera Bridal Spring 2010
Bianca Jagger will always be bridal goals - Channel Bianca, Meredith Blake, and more with these hat/veil combos. Pair with a low bun for something classic or a textured pixie to keep things a little cool. Bonus points for leaving the ceremony in a vintage car while wearing one of these...
Tiaras and Headbands, Oh my!
Upper left to right: Givenchy Couture Spring 2019, Louis Vuitton Spring 2012, Christian Lacroix Haute Couture Spring 2006, Simone Rocha Spring 2020
Somewhere between preppy and princesses lies the bridal tiara. Part headband, part crown styles can range from fairytale to avant-garde. Place them atop a wild, voluminous style or let the piece speak for itself with a chic chignon.
