Get the Fairytale Look This Season!

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Scrolling through the latest Bridesmaids Only gowns, we couldn’t help but have a little déjà vu. Where have we seen these dresses before? Our latest collections are filled with princess-style gowns you might recognise, and are the perfect inspiration when it comes to incorporating a true Disney-inspired style to your fairy tale wedding. This is one happy ending you’ll love!
 
Belle Femme
Timeless elegance is evident in the Dessy collection with simple sheaths, mermaid styles and voluminous ballgowns – each dress adorned with a feminine touch. With an off-shoulder silhouette and delicate lace, this fabulous Lucy gown pays tribute to Belle’s warm and gracious spirit (available in gold too!) As young brides become braver, designers such as Dessy have evolved their offerings to match – appropriating the ‘Disney’ influence to perform daring floral detailing and off-shoulder styles for the upcoming season.
 

Je t’aime
The fashion runways are always filled with regal gowns as designers infuse their wedding collections with embroidery. This Cinderella-inspired ensemble boast a popular silhouette with the addition of sprinkled garden flowers for a dreamy, princess-worthy effect. Joanna August’s cross-layering sits aesthetically well with Disney’s concept of Cinderella’s fantasy dress – make a mental note: bigger is always better!

Femme Fatale
Every bride wants to look and feel like a princess on her wedding day, and Alfred Sung has helped bridesmaids achieve that dream with a hint of pixie dust here and there. Princess Aurora’s long-sleeve ballgown remains to a classic – whether you’d prefer it in blue or pink – and has influenced the fit-and-flare style seen in this Raylene show-stopper. Once upon a dream? Make it come true with an off-the-shoulder style promoting a lean, sexy silhouette.

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