Bridalwear evolves as fashion designers find new ways to change its vocabulary


Do not expect to only see the traditional designs of poufy, floor-length bridal gowns anymore. Photo composite (from left): Vera Wang, Katharine Polk, Oscar De La Renta

Floor length gowns are not the only options for brides anymore. As designers experiment, bridalwear all around the world is evolving to include trendy cuts and silhouettes.

While less dramatic, they can still be visually striking and command attention for such a special day.

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