Top 2027 Bridal Trends from Bridal Market

Our retail partners and sister store, La Jeune Mariee, attended New York Bridal Fashion Week this season, where top bridal designers once again transformed Manhattan into their runway. This exclusive industry event gave us an inside look at the bridal gown trends defining the next season of bridal, offering a first glimpse at the styles brides will be walking down the aisle in next.

Curious about what’s next in bridal fashion? In this blog, we’re breaking down the top 2027 wedding dress trends to know now. From sculptural silhouettes and dramatic details to modern lace and versatile, transformable gowns, these trends are redefining what it means to feel fashion-forward on your wedding day.

And the best part? You don’t have to wait — or overspend — to wear the hottest bridal trends. At Luxe Redux Bridal, you can shop our collection of affordable, off-the-rack wedding dresses, meaning you can find and take home your dream gown the very same day. Keep scrolling for our favorite trends and the styles you can save for your upcoming bridal appointment!

Romantic Lace

Lace remains a cornerstone of bridal design, but for 2027, designers are finding fresh ways to work with this timeless fabric. New approaches to texture, scale, and placement are giving lace a modern edge while preserving its romantic appeal.

This season, dimensional layers and intricate patterns add depth and visual interest to gowns. Nature-inspired botanical motifs sit alongside more abstract designs, creating a range of looks that feel distinctive without losing their bridal elegance.

Whether it covers an entire gown or appears as an accent on sleeves, necklines, or bodices, lace can bring softness, texture, and personality to almost any silhouette. It’s a timeless detail with plenty of room for modern interpretation.

From Alyne and Mark Ingram

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Pops of Color

Who says a wedding dress has to be ivory? Color is finding its place in bridal fashion, with runway designs featuring soft blush, pale blue, and playful patterns.

For brides looking beyond traditional, colorful gowns offer a fresh way to express personal style. Designers are experimenting with painted floral motifs, layers of colorful tulle, and delicate pastel accents, creating looks that feel artistic, unexpected, and distinctly individual.

From Dany Tabet and Ines Di Santo

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Dripping in Details

For 2027, the details are making the statement. Intricate beading, luminous crystals, and bold fringe are bringing dimension, texture, and movement to bridal gowns.

Think delicate strands of beads cascading from a bodice, crystals catching the light with every step, or layered feathers adding unexpected texture. These embellishments transform a wedding dress into a piece of wearable art, bringing a little extra drama to the aisle.

Designers like Leah Da Gloria and Ines Di Santo showcased this approach with intricately crafted gowns that balance artistry and glamour. Whether embellishments take center stage or add a subtle finishing touch, they offer a striking way to personalize a bridal look.

From Leah Da Gloria and Nicole + Felicia

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Second Looks

This season, brides are loving multiple wedding day looks, allowing for a complete transformation from the ceremony to the reception.

At NYBFW, bridal minis stood out with modern corsetry, intricate beadwork, and statement-making details. A shorter silhouette can offer a fresh contrast to a more traditional ceremony gown, giving brides the freedom to change up their look for the reception, dance floor, or after-party. Designers are also using capes, sleeves, and boleros to accessorize a gown, allowing for a second look without buying a second dress. 

Whether your style is romantic, modern, playful, or classic, a second look makes it easy to bring another side of your bridal vision to life.

From Netta BenShabu

Vintage Glamour

Vintage-inspired glamour is having a moment in 2027 bridal fashion. Luxurious satin, square necklines, and romantic lace bring a sense of old-world elegance to the runway, reimagined with fresh details for the modern bride.

Structured fabrics create clean, sculptural silhouettes, while softer materials introduce fluid draping and movement. Whether you gravitate toward polished satin or intricate lace, this trend offers a timeless approach to bridal style that feels romantic, refined, and distinctly modern.

From Dany Girl, Amsale, and Mark Ingram

Exposed Corsetry + Boning

Exposed corsetry continues to make its mark on bridal fashion, and NYBFW proved this trend is here to stay. By showcasing the structure beneath the fabric, designers are highlighting the craftsmanship of each gown while creating beautifully sculpted bodices.

What makes exposed boning especially exciting is its versatility. Designers are pairing structured bodices with everything from voluminous ballgown skirts to sleek, figure-skimming silhouettes. The result is a striking balance of architectural detail and modern elegance that feels undeniably editorial.

From Netta BenShabu and Leah Da Gloria

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Accentuated Hips

Drop waists and basque waists remain two of bridal fashion’s most popular silhouettes, but designers are taking these shapes a step further for 2027. Through draped fabric, panniers, and peplums, gowns feature added volume around the hips, creating a sculptural shape that snatches the waist.

Blending old-world elegance with contemporary design, this detail makes a statement across a range of styles. Designers are incorporating accentuated hips into both voluminous ball gowns and minimalist, figure-skimming silhouettes, using fabrics like structured tulle and intricate lace to bring each look to life.

From Leah Da Gloria and Nicole + Felicia