Everybody loves a sneak peek, well most of us do. And Fashion Reverie is no exception. For us that means a preliminary glance into what bridal designers are designing for the spring 2024 bridal season at New York Bridal Week.
Though not as many designers create bridal sketches as was once the norm decades ago. Some bridal designers still rely on this age-old craft. And Fashion Reverie is so thankful that some of the brilliant designers who present their new bridal collections at New York Bridal still possess that skill set which manifest in beautiful sketches.
Here are just a few, so enjoy!!
Ines di Santo, Bridal Spring 2024
Symphony No. 54, ‘In Full Bloom’: The Spring 2024 season, Ines celebrates her 54th collection since launching her namesake brand. Orchestrating her signature design elements and celebrated dramatic proportions, Ines looks to create a collection that crescendos into Spring with a vibrant display of color and texture. “Every bride should feel like a flower in full bloom, beautiful and perfectly unique.” — Ines Di Santo
THEIA, Bridal Spring 2024
“If kisses were stars, I would give you the sky” — The THEIA Bridal team
Nadia Manjarrez, Bridal Soring 2024
“This season, I was inspired by trailblazing Mexican women who shaped the history of my home country of Mexico.” — Nadia Manjarrez, founder and designer
Anne Barge, Bridal Spring 2024
“Strapless asymmetrical bow bodice draped in stretch Mikado with a full draped skirt accented by oversized bow at the hip and a chapel length train.” — The Anne Barge team
CINQ Bridal, Bridal Spring 2024
“Our gowns seek to capture this atmosphere—tying together modern designs with heritage. The gowns are delicate and diaphanous, lightly dancing over the body, constructed of layer upon layer of silk tulle and silk wool, creating a deeply atmosphere effect.”—The CINQ team
Badgley Mischka, Bridal Spring 2024
“The epitome of Badgley Mischka’s ‘Old Hollywood’ glamour—a collage of lace, tulle, pearls, crystals, and Italian crepe; sexy and classic.” — The Badgley Mischka team
Nardos, Bridal Spring 2024
The Enchanting Garden Bridal Collection is perfect for the modern bride. It features a contemporary take on classic trends. Each piece is designed with feminine florals and architectural structure. Step into the magical world at Nardos. — Nardos
Ese Azénabor, Bridal Spring 2024
“We are excited to showcase in our first-ever Bridal Fashion Week, introducing our couture runway collection ‘Essence.’ I chose to create the ‘Essence’ line to really show what inspired me to become a designer which is creating lots of texture. From fabric manipulation, Swarovski crystals, to Ostrich feathers and 3-D floral patterns. Creating real-life texture such as the countless hand-beaded pearls for our one-of-a-kind brides. This runway collection elevates a form of uniqueness and innovation that we cannot wait to bring to our brides.” — Esé Azénabor
—Staff
Image credits
- ines-di-santo-ss24-sketch.jpg — Credit/source: Ines di Santo.
- theia-sp24-bridal-sketch.jpg — Credit/source: THEIA.
- nadiamanjarrez-spring24-sketch.jpeg — Credit/source: Nadia Manjarrez.
- anne-barge-fall-2024-sketch.jpg — Credit/source: brides.com.
- cinq-bridal.jpg — Credit/source: CINQ.
- badgley-mischka-spring-2024-bridal-sketch.jpg — Credit/source: Badgely Mischka.
- nardos-ss24-sketch.jpeg — Credit/source: Nardos Bridal.
- es-az-nabor-ss24-sketch.jpg — Credit/source: Esé Azénabor.
- theia-sp24-bridal-sketch-1.jpg — Editorial image.
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