Although some designers prefer to display their new wedding dresses in special collections for weddings, they are still competing to conclude high-end fashion shows with them, and this year international and Arab fashion houses put the summary of their creativity in the wedding dresses that they revealed during Paris Haute Couture Week, and they did not They are satisfied with concluding their offers with it. Some brands have even allocated a large portion of their collections to bridal gowns, which can be a wonderful source of inspiration for every bride preparing for her wedding in 2024.
Take a quick look at the latest models of wedding dresses that appeared on the catwalks of Paris Fashion Week, and discover through them the most prominent trends of spring and summer 2024.
Wedding dress from Tony Ward
Lebanese designer Tony Ward presented one of the most beautiful shows of Paris Week, where the catwalk was filled with dresses that celebrate the beauty of women, most of which were decorated with very fine embroidery. He concluded his show with a popular satin décolleté wedding dress, distinguished by its shape-defining cut, the embroidery that adorns the sides, and the back skirt. Extending to the ground like a long tail, the model’s head was decorated with an embroidered hair band from which the veil hung.
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Dress by Tony Ward – Photo by: Launchmetrics/Spotlight ©
Dress by Tamara Ralph
Designer Tamara Ralph’s show was one of the strongest shows on the first day of Haute Couture Week, during which she presented a mermaid dress that was distinguished by its long sleeves that fell off the shoulders, and roses that decorated the sides of the waist and chest. We liked that this feminine design was equipped with a back skirt that would help hide the area. The buttocks of the full bride.
Dress by Tamara Ralph – Photo by Launchmetrics/Spotlight ©
Dress by Robert Abi Nader
The Lebanese designer Robert Abi Nader’s fashion show was distinguished by its great momentum in terms of embroidery and cuts, which appealed to the taste of Arab women, or women who love details in general. We were impressed by the wedding dress he presented, as one of the models appeared in a fluffy model designed with a sweetheart neckline and decorated with embroideries. Prominent roses, and accessorized with an unconventional veil connected to a long cape.
Dress by Robert Abi Nader – Image by Launchmetrics/Spotlight ©
Dress from Rami Al Ali
Syrian designer Rami Al Ali included in his spring and summer 2024 collection a straight-cut wedding dress designed with long sleeves that reach the floor and attached to the back skirt. An innovative design that may not appeal to a bride planning to spend a wedding dancing among her family and friends. The dress is decorated with fine embroidery on the chest. And the cuffs of the sleeves, which give it incomparable elegance.
Dress by Rami Al Ali – Image by Launchmetrics/Spotlight ©
Giambattista Valli dress
The Giambattista Valli brand presented an expected presentation. It did not abandon the layers that adorn the skirts of its dresses, nor the flowers that adorn entire designs. However, it surprised us with the unconventional wedding dress, with which it closed its show during the first day of Paris Week, and was distinguished by its cut inspired by the coat and skirt. The fluffy one is made up of ruffled layers.
Wedding dress by Giambattista Valli – Image by Launchmetrics/Spotlight ©
Dress by Christian Dior
White dresses occupied a large portion of Christian Dior’s display, and some of the models were wonderful choices for the spring 2024 bride. We liked the long, soft dress designed without sleeves and decorated with pleats, and we recommend it to a bride who plans to hold her wedding in the garden of the house or on the beach.
Christian Dior wedding dress – Image by Launchmetrics/Spotlight ©
Wedding dress by Georges Hobeika
Lebanese designer Georges Hobeika presented one of the most amazing shows we have seen so far during Paris Haute Couture Week, and one of the models caught the eye in a very elegant wedding dress, distinguished by its cut that widens at the thighs, its long flowing sleeves, and the prominent shapes of roses covering parts of it.
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Wedding dress by Georges Hobeika – Image by Launchmetrics/Spotlight ©
