BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
BERTA BRIDAL

Berta Bridal is always an amazing fashion experience and such a delight to be enchanted by the collection. The coveted Berta collection brought a mix of luxury, modern drama and 90’s urban flair to create an elegant bridal couture collection featuring pieces that were fresh, exciting and new. The collection also showcased never-before-seen silhouettes and fabrics and reintroduced silk into the collection with a BERTA twist to create a modern and elegant feel, alongside daring cuts and mix of handmade embellishments, extravagant trains and intricate embroidery. An added flair of accessories included the eye-catching embellished hoop earrings reminiscent of the 90’s era — my favorite one. Photo by @weddglam.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
BERTA BRIDAL

Berta Bridal is always an amazing fashion experience and such a delight to be enchanted by the collection. The coveted Berta collection brought a mix of luxury, modern drama and 90’s urban flair to create an elegant bridal couture collection featuring pieces that were fresh, exciting and new. The collection also showcased never-before-seen silhouettes and fabrics and reintroduced silk into the collection with a BERTA twist to create a modern and elegant feel, alongside daring cuts and mix of handmade embellishments, extravagant trains and intricate embroidery. An added flair of accessories included the eye-catching embellished hoop earrings reminiscent of the 90’s era — my favorite one. Photo by @weddglam.

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SIGNATURE BRIDE
BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
BERTA BRIDAL

Berta Bridal is always an amazing fashion experience and such a delight to be enchanted by the collection. The coveted Berta collection brought a mix of luxury, modern drama and 90’s urban flair to create an elegant bridal couture collection featuring pieces that were fresh, exciting and new. The collection also showcased never-before-seen silhouettes and fabrics and reintroduced silk into the collection with a BERTA twist to create a modern and elegant feel, alongside daring cuts and mix of handmade embellishments, extravagant trains and intricate embroidery. An added flair of accessories included the eye-catching embellished hoop earrings reminiscent of the 90’s era — my favorite one. Photo by @weddglam.

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SIGNATURE BRIDE
BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
BERTA BRIDAL

Berta Bridal is always an amazing fashion experience and such a delight to be enchanted by the collection. The coveted Berta collection brought a mix of luxury, modern drama and 90’s urban flair to create an elegant bridal couture collection featuring pieces that were fresh, exciting and new. The collection also showcased never-before-seen silhouettes and fabrics and reintroduced silk into the collection with a BERTA twist to create a modern and elegant feel, alongside daring cuts and mix of handmade embellishments, extravagant trains and intricate embroidery. An added flair of accessories included the eye-catching embellished hoop earrings reminiscent of the 90’s era — my favorite one. Photo by @weddglam.

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SIGNATURE BRIDE
BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
BERTA BRIDAL

Berta Bridal is always an amazing fashion experience and such a delight to be enchanted by the collection. The coveted Berta collection brought a mix of luxury, modern drama and 90’s urban flair to create an elegant bridal couture collection featuring pieces that were fresh, exciting and new. The collection also showcased never-before-seen silhouettes and fabrics and reintroduced silk into the collection with a BERTA twist to create a modern and elegant feel, alongside daring cuts and mix of handmade embellishments, extravagant trains and intricate embroidery. An added flair of accessories included the eye-catching embellished hoop earrings reminiscent of the 90’s era — my favorite one. Photo by @weddglam.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
REEM ACRA

The Reem Acra show was definitely a show stopper. It took place in Midtown’s historic St. Bartholomew’s Church. Even real brides were invited and from what we saw, every seat was filled. The “Thank You Collection” infused both Old and New World elements, blending historical references with modern aesthetics. According to the designer’s website, the collection draws inspiration from east to west and everywhere in between, uniting people and showing the world what is possible. Photo courtesy of Reem Acra.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
REEM ACRA

The Reem Acra show was definitely a show stopper. It took place in Midtown’s historic St. Bartholomew’s Church. Even real brides were invited and from what we saw, every seat was filled. The “Thank You Collection” infused both Old and New World elements, blending historical references with modern aesthetics. According to the designer’s website, the collection draws inspiration from east to west and everywhere in between, uniting people and showing the world what is possible. Photo courtesy of Reem Acra.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
REEM ACRA

The Reem Acra show was definitely a show stopper. It took place in Midtown’s historic St. Bartholomew’s Church. Even real brides were invited and from what we saw, every seat was filled. The “Thank You Collection” infused both Old and New World elements, blending historical references with modern aesthetics. According to the designer’s website, the collection draws inspiration from east to west and everywhere in between, uniting people and showing the world what is possible. Photo courtesy of Reem Acra.

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SIGNATURE BRIDE
BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
REEM ACRA

The Reem Acra show was definitely a show stopper. It took place in Midtown’s historic St. Bartholomew’s Church. Even real brides were invited and from what we saw, every seat was filled. The “Thank You Collection” infused both Old and New World elements, blending historical references with modern aesthetics. According to the designer’s website, the collection draws inspiration from east to west and everywhere in between, uniting people and showing the world what is possible. Photo courtesy of Reem Acra.

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SIGNATURE BRIDE
BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
REEM ACRA

The Reem Acra show was definitely a show stopper. It took place in Midtown’s historic St. Bartholomew’s Church. Even real brides were invited and from what we saw, every seat was filled. The “Thank You Collection” infused both Old and New World elements, blending historical references with modern aesthetics. According to the designer’s website, the collection draws inspiration from east to west and everywhere in between, uniting people and showing the world what is possible. Photo courtesy of Reem Acra.

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SIGNATURE BRIDE
BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
REEM ACRA

The Reem Acra show was definitely a show stopper. It took place in Midtown’s historic St. Bartholomew’s Church. Even real brides were invited and from what we saw, every seat was filled. The “Thank You Collection” infused both Old and New World elements, blending historical references with modern aesthetics. According to the designer’s website, the collection draws inspiration from east to west and everywhere in between, uniting people and showing the world what is possible. Photo courtesy of Reem Acra.

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SIGNATURE BRIDE
BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
REEM ACRA

The Reem Acra show was definitely a show stopper. It took place in Midtown’s historic St. Bartholomew’s Church. Even real brides were invited and from what we saw, every seat was filled. The “Thank You Collection” infused both Old and New World elements, blending historical references with modern aesthetics. According to the designer’s website, the collection draws inspiration from east to west and everywhere in between, uniting people and showing the world what is possible. Photo courtesy of Reem Acra.

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SIGNATURE BRIDE
BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
REEM ACRA

The Reem Acra show was definitely a show stopper. It took place in Midtown’s historic St. Bartholomew’s Church. Even real brides were invited and from what we saw, every seat was filled. The “Thank You Collection” infused both Old and New World elements, blending historical references with modern aesthetics. According to the designer’s website, the collection draws inspiration from east to west and everywhere in between, uniting people and showing the world what is possible. Photo courtesy of Reem Acra.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
MIRA ZWILLINGER

The mother-daughter design team (Mira and Lihi Zwillinger) debuted their 2020 collection, Make A Wish. The collection showcases effortlessly feminine silhouettes and featherweight materials and showcased Zwillinger’s innovative use of 3D printing technology — which allows her to hand-draw stunningly intricate embellishments directly onto the Belgian tulle, silk organza, French and Italian lace, and polished gazar that dominate the collection. Traditional ornamentation in pearls, Swarovski crystals, high-shine and matte sequins, and hand-stitched embroidery also made their mark and blended seamlessly with the 3D printing techniques, creating a modern collection with timeless elegance. Photo by @weddglam.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
MIRA ZWILLINGER

The mother-daughter design team (Mira and Lihi Zwillinger) debuted their 2020 collection, Make A Wish. The collection showcases effortlessly feminine silhouettes and featherweight materials and showcased Zwillinger’s innovative use of 3D printing technology — which allows her to hand-draw stunningly intricate embellishments directly onto the Belgian tulle, silk organza, French and Italian lace, and polished gazar that dominate the collection. Traditional ornamentation in pearls, Swarovski crystals, high-shine and matte sequins, and hand-stitched embroidery also made their mark and blended seamlessly with the 3D printing techniques, creating a modern collection with timeless elegance. Photo by @weddglam.

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SIGNATURE BRIDE
BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
MIRA ZWILLINGER

The mother-daughter design team (Mira and Lihi Zwillinger) debuted their 2020 collection, Make A Wish. The collection showcases effortlessly feminine silhouettes and featherweight materials and showcased Zwillinger’s innovative use of 3D printing technology — which allows her to hand-draw stunningly intricate embellishments directly onto the Belgian tulle, silk organza, French and Italian lace, and polished gazar that dominate the collection. Traditional ornamentation in pearls, Swarovski crystals, high-shine and matte sequins, and hand-stitched embroidery also made their mark and blended seamlessly with the 3D printing techniques, creating a modern collection with timeless elegance. Photo by @weddglam.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
VISÇERA NY

Visçera NY’s “Procession” collection features silhouettes — from the ornate, romantic to chic modern — reminiscent of the Gardens of Versailles and the French cloisters. The collection was inspired by filigree motifs and architectural landscaping designs. Recognized for meticulously executed fit, beading, asymmetrical styling and draping, the collection blends the designer’s love of art and culture. Photo by @weddglam.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
VISÇERA NY

Visçera NY’s “Procession” collection features silhouettes — from the ornate, romantic to chic modern — reminiscent of the Gardens of Versailles and the French cloisters. The collection was inspired by filigree motifs and architectural landscaping designs. Recognized for meticulously executed fit, beading, asymmetrical styling and draping, the collection blends the designer’s love of art and culture. Photo by @weddglam.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
VISÇERA NY

Visçera NY’s “Procession” collection features silhouettes — from the ornate, romantic to chic modern — reminiscent of the Gardens of Versailles and the French cloisters. The collection was inspired by filigree motifs and architectural landscaping designs. Recognized for meticulously executed fit, beading, asymmetrical styling and draping, the collection blends the designer’s love of art and culture. Photo by @weddglam.

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SIGNATURE BRIDE
BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
VISÇERA NY

Visçera NY’s “Procession” collection features silhouettes — from the ornate, romantic to chic modern — reminiscent of the Gardens of Versailles and the French cloisters. The collection was inspired by filigree motifs and architectural landscaping designs. Recognized for meticulously executed fit, beading, asymmetrical styling and draping, the collection blends the designer’s love of art and culture. Photo by @weddglam.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
MORILEE BY MADELINE GARDNER

The Morilee by Madeline Gardner show took us to a place where blue skies meet desert dreams, creating serenity and inner glow. The beautiful collection featured floral and geometric lace details draped sumptuously over contoured shapes. The pieces included handcrafted dimensional beading, as well as layers of tulle and organza, revealing decadent depth and dimension. Photo by @weddglam.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
MORILEE BY MADELINE GARDNER

The Morilee by Madeline Gardner show took us to a place where blue skies meet desert dreams, creating serenity and inner glow. The beautiful collection featured floral and geometric lace details draped sumptuously over contoured shapes. The pieces included handcrafted dimensional beading, as well as layers of tulle and organza, revealing decadent depth and dimension. Photo by @weddglam.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
MORILEE BY MADELINE GARDNER

The Morilee by Madeline Gardner show took us to a place where blue skies meet desert dreams, creating serenity and inner glow. The beautiful collection featured floral and geometric lace details draped sumptuously over contoured shapes. The pieces included handcrafted dimensional beading, as well as layers of tulle and organza, revealing decadent depth and dimension. Photo by @weddglam.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
MORILEE BY MADELINE GARDNER

The Morilee by Madeline Gardner show took us to a place where blue skies meet desert dreams, creating serenity and inner glow. The beautiful collection featured floral and geometric lace details draped sumptuously over contoured shapes. The pieces included handcrafted dimensional beading, as well as layers of tulle and organza, revealing decadent depth and dimension. Photo by @weddglam.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
MORILEE BY MADELINE GARDNER

The Morilee by Madeline Gardner show took us to a place where blue skies meet desert dreams, creating serenity and inner glow. The beautiful collection featured floral and geometric lace details draped sumptuously over contoured shapes. The pieces included handcrafted dimensional beading, as well as layers of tulle and organza, revealing decadent depth and dimension. Photo by @weddglam.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
PHUONG MY

Vietnamese designer Phuong My launched her first bridal collection with a challenge to tradition. Titled, “Espoir” (Hope), the collection is for the bride who carries hope into a new life, new future and new happiness. The collection brings a different approach of bridal to modern women who pay a great tribute to classicism but appreciate contemporary aesthetics. My has always been inspired by the strength of women, exuding the essence of free spirit, confidence and bravery while referencing their soft outer beauty to Sakura flowers signifying a secret message – a symbol of rejuvenation and rebirth. The art of origami is used to form asymmetric silhouettes through the magic of folding, draping and cutting. Dresses are formed beautifully by layers, as if they are flower petals, sometimes deconstructed as if seeing a blossoming flower. In each design, the lightness of fabrics allows My to recreate a petal-effect that exudes the essence of the dream and imagination that women wish for in their wedding gown. Photo courtesy of firstVIEW.com.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
PHUONG MY

Vietnamese designer Phuong My launched her first bridal collection with a challenge to tradition. Titled, “Espoir” (Hope), the collection is for the bride who carries hope into a new life, new future and new happiness. The collection brings a different approach of bridal to modern women who pay a great tribute to classicism but appreciate contemporary aesthetics. My has always been inspired by the strength of women, exuding the essence of free spirit, confidence and bravery while referencing their soft outer beauty to Sakura flowers signifying a secret message – a symbol of rejuvenation and rebirth. The art of origami is used to form asymmetric silhouettes through the magic of folding, draping and cutting. Dresses are formed beautifully by layers, as if they are flower petals, sometimes deconstructed as if seeing a blossoming flower. In each design, the lightness of fabrics allows My to recreate a petal-effect that exudes the essence of the dream and imagination that women wish for in their wedding gown. Photo courtesy of firstVIEW.com.

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SIGNATURE BRIDE
BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
PHUONG MY

Vietnamese designer Phuong My launched her first bridal collection with a challenge to tradition. Titled, “Espoir” (Hope), the collection is for the bride who carries hope into a new life, new future and new happiness. The collection brings a different approach of bridal to modern women who pay a great tribute to classicism but appreciate contemporary aesthetics. My has always been inspired by the strength of women, exuding the essence of free spirit, confidence and bravery while referencing their soft outer beauty to Sakura flowers signifying a secret message – a symbol of rejuvenation and rebirth. The art of origami is used to form asymmetric silhouettes through the magic of folding, draping and cutting. Dresses are formed beautifully by layers, as if they are flower petals, sometimes deconstructed as if seeing a blossoming flower. In each design, the lightness of fabrics allows My to recreate a petal-effect that exudes the essence of the dream and imagination that women wish for in their wedding gown. Photo courtesy of firstVIEW.com.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
PHOUNG MY

Vietnamese designer Phuong My launched her first bridal collection with a challenge to tradition. Titled, “Espoir” (Hope), the collection is for the bride who carries hope into a new life, new future and new happiness. The collection brings a different approach of bridal to modern women who pay a great tribute to classicism but appreciate contemporary aesthetics. My has always been inspired by the strength of women, exuding the essence of free spirit, confidence and bravery while referencing their soft outer beauty to Sakura flowers signifying a secret message – a symbol of rejuvenation and rebirth. The art of origami is used to form asymmetric silhouettes through the magic of folding, draping and cutting. Dresses are formed beautifully by layers, as if they are flower petals, sometimes deconstructed as if seeing a blossoming flower. In each design, the lightness of fabrics allows My to recreate a petal-effect that exudes the essence of the dream and imagination that women wish for in their wedding gown. Photo courtesy of firstVIEW.com.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
FRANCESCA MIRANDA

“The iconic black and white masquerade ball is the origin of my inspiration — the perfect influence to create for the party guest and what she would get married in. Today, alongside my brides, I debut my evening wear collection that takes cues from the golden socialite era of the 1960s.” – Francesca Miranda. Photo by @weddglam.

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BRIDAL FASHION WEEK: SPRING 2020
FRANCESCA MIRANDA

“The iconic black and white masquerade ball is the origin of my inspiration — the perfect influence to create for the party guest and what she would get married in. Today, alongside my brides, I debut my evening wear collection that takes cues from the golden socialite era of the 1960s.” –Francesca Miranda. Photo by @weddglam.

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Keka Heron, bridal glam stylist and owner of WeddGlam, was on the scene at Bridal Fashion Week in New York City to see the latest trends in bridal fashion and beauty for Spring 2020 and to celebrate brown beauty SIGNATURE BRIDE style. 

Getting married in 2020? One, or maybe two, may just be the dress for your walk down the aisle! Check out the photo gallery to see what’s trending for Spring 2020!