Autumn 2020 Brides Have Some Stunning Wedding Dress Trends to Choose From

For the past few seasons, we've been seeing brides take a walk on the wild side, opting for sheer-illusion sleeves and skirts that follow suit. These skin-baring looks certainly suggest confidence, but this season's bride carries more layers when it comes to sheer fabrics like gauze and chiffon. While you'll still see plenty of sheer details on the bodice, the skirts are full of volume.

Viktor & Rolf Fall 2020

Reem Acra Fall 2020

Oscar de la Renta Fall 2020

Temperley Fall 2020

Gala by Galia Lahav Fall 2020

Iris Noble Fall 2020

Lela Rose Fall 2020

Ah, the boudoir bride. This is one of our favourite trends of the season because it harks back to the '50s, when nightgowns could be as dreamy as wedding dresses. This season, the two styles go hand in hand, although these "pyjama gowns" have intricate embroideries, stunning bows, and unexpected touches of lace that make them whimsical enough for a walk down the aisle. If you prefer loose, floaty, lightweight dresses, you'll find yourself an instant fan of this category.

EDEM Couture Fall 2020

Lihi Hod Fall 2020

Temperley Fall 2020

LEIN Fall 2020

Lela Rose Fall 2020

I also like to refer to this group of dresses as having "fairy" sleeves. Whether they're caped, glittery and gauzy, or made of lace, these sleeves are a subtle take on wings for the most angelic bride. This may be the most ultrafeminine statement you can make with your wedding dress.

Lela Rose Fall 2020

Peter Langner Fall 2020

Carolina Herrera Fall 2020

Lihi Hod Fall 2020

Women set on showing off their shoulders should explore the halter dresses that pop up in almost every designer's collection. Your straps are more defined with a material like satin, but we also love the ladylike illusion fabric used on the Galia Lahav and Carolina Herrera gowns below.

Anne Barge Fall 2020

Viktor & Rolf Fall 2020

Carolina Herrera Fall 2020

If you're searching for something that's classic, elegant, and grand, look no further than the jacquard dress, which provides subtle texture down the skirt, making for a style that's luxe. Jacquard details are how this season's ballgowns get their own unique touches.

Carolina Herrera Fall 2020

Anne Barge Fall 2020

Lela Rose Fall 2020

Peter Langner Fall 2020

Perhaps emphasised most strongly in Vera Wang's Fall collection, the mermaid silhouette is definitely making the rounds. But for 2020, the mermaid gown is modern, with a small cutout here and a plunge there. The fabric is sleek and simple with clean lines, so as not to take away from your gorgeous curves.

Vera Wang Fall 2020

Anne Barge Fall 2020

Carolina Herrera Fall 2020

RIVINI Fall 2020

For Fall 2020, you can find subtle pleating on everything from silk to tulle, the resulting look being a gown or minidress (see Oscar de la Renta and Lela Rose) that's a bit more playful. Perhaps consider trying out the trend for your rehearsal dinner, if you're going for something more majestic for your walk down the aisle.

Danielle Frankel Fall 2020

Lela Rose Fall 2020

Oscar de la Renta Fall 2020

EDEM Couture Fall 2020

Honour Fall 2020

While we're always blown away by the romantic look of an off-the-shoulder wedding dress, Fall brides who choose this silhouette must be confident and careful. We're seeing a lot of sleeves that wrap around the arm delicately rather than loosely. There's less draping involved and a tighter look to this new style.

Oscar de la Renta Fall 2020

Carolina Herrera Fall 2020

Lela Rose Fall 2020

Lihi Hod Fall 2020

Reem Acra Fall 2020