As fashion has it, what was "In" is now "Out" and what's unconventional today may just be the next biggest trend on the bridal runways in the upcoming season. For the fashion savvy brides, take that risk on a unique gown that is just screaming your name, or play it safe and go the "dress change" route into something guaranteed to put an element of surprise on your guests’ faces. If you're in search of a little inspiration to get your creative juices flowing, these unconventional wedding gowns will surely do the trick.
Christos Costalleros
Pearls from head to toe, topped off with a pearl bolero jacket. This chic 2-piece is unique for any modern bride or urban wedding setting and declares refinement with just one look.
Peter Langner
Peter Langner always seeks the unique and unconventional when designing and his invention of the ‘chiffon cubes’ as seen here in his “Edith” gown had New York fashion week abuzz this Spring! “Edith” features exquisite details and whimsical movement, in a modern and simple silhouette, not to mention two looks in one!
Elizabeth Fillmore
The romantic bride can’t help but feel pretty in this floral tea length gown. Experience the French countryside with Elizabeth Fillmore’s, “Tuileries” gown, perfect for any casual garden wedding or an epic dress change for a grand departure via boat.
Elie Saab
A bohemian bride’s dream gown, relaxed kaftan silhouette with gold and pearl embroidery creating a glowing radiance on her wedding day. Fit for a queen, this hand beaded gown screams luxury and will be the talk of the Kasbah!
Naeem Khan
Naeem Khan’s ‘Buenos Aires gown transports the fashion-forward bride to the world of exotic. This ivory tulle beaded gown has a full tulle tiered skirt and complete illusion top hand embroidered and beaded to catch the eye! Confidence exudes from the bride wearing this creation!
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Article co-written by: Amy Jarczynski and Rosh Disch