Another whirlwind week of Bridal Fashion Week is in the books! Through the hundreds (if not thousands!) of wedding outfits we saw, a few trends stood out, and we are looking forward to these styles going from the runway to the aisle come Fall 2020!
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Detachable Sleeves
Just as we saw removable skirts the last few seasons, detachable sleeves are now becoming a trendy option for those who want two looks in one. Remove the sleeves for the reception to create a whole new look. Featured: Rime Arodaky, Allison Webb, Lee Petra Grebenau, Francesca Miranda, Hayley Paige
Victorian
High necks, billowy sleeves, full skirts — we saw a lot of Victorian-era details in dresses throughout this Fashion Week. Featured: Pnina Tornai, Daalarna, Atelier by Professor Jimmy Choo, Isabelle Armstrong
80s Shoulders
We're seeing nods to nostalgia in ready-to-wear so it was really only a matter of time before it hit bridal. Break out your mother's wedding dress, puffy 80s shoulders are back! Featured: Kosibah, Sophie Et Voila, Rime Arodaky, Daalarna, Pnina Tornai, Pronovias
Heavy Pearl Beading
We saw a lot of dresses decked out in heavy pearl beading! If you're not a lace person, this is a great option to add texture to a gown. Featured: Lela Rose, Pronovias, Lee Petra Grebenau
Asymmetry
We saw a lot of asymmetrical lines on the runways, both on sleeves and skirts. Asymmetry can give a traditional ballgown a modern twist (as seen in Lazaro), or create a truly fashion-forward look. Featured: Inbal Dror, Julie Vino, Berta, Lazaro
Subtle Edging
For those who want a more subdued look while still having a little something, this trend is for you. A barely there embellishment is almost like a secret detail, just for you. Featured: Carolina Herrera, Allison Webb, Lela Rose
Celestial 
The celestial trend that we saw in wedding decor two years ago is now hitting bridal fashion hard. Galactic details have us starry-eyed for these designs. Featured: Ines Di Santo, Peter Langner, Pronovias, Lazaro, Allison Webb
Credit for header image, Lela Rose, Carolina Herrera, Lee Petra Grebenau: Kim-Trang Photography
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