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The bride’s wedding dress is notably the fashion centrepiece of the entire festivities, a great amount of pressure for any woman to handle. Lucky for you, this article has rounded up 15 wedding fashion trends for men and women that will define the year ahead and help you in your gargantuan task.

1. Bows…

Bows are bringing in a different kind of flavor to wedding dresses this year. These pretty loops can be so much more than waist-defining ornaments. You’ll be seeing enlarged bows as bridal trains, bows that serve as straps, and even metal bows.

2. Crop Top…

The return of the ubiquitous crop top is happening in 2019. Designers are confident that brides will be on the hunt for sleeker versions of the crop top and matching skirt.

3. Geometric Patterns…

It’s easy to see why geometric patterns rarely go out of style. It’s easy to update them to suit contemporary designs. Plus with the advent of cutting-edge technology, it’s simpler than ever to chock up geometric patterns on different fabrics, from lace to opaque satin.

4. Jumpsuits…

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Bridal jumpsuits have graced the runway of almost every designer’s collection. This perfect after-party look will let you dance the night away in style. From bohemian and modern iterations to all-over lace, a bride should definitely consider having a jumpsuit as part of her wardrobe.

5. Glitter…

Glitter is the easiest way to put glamour on your wedding dress, your diamond engagement ring for example! What better excuse to splurge on something shimmery than your wedding day. Take inspiration from this season’s runway looks that play around with varying levels of glittery intensity.

6. Romantic Sleeves…

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This isn’t your mum’s ’80s wedding dress, but puffy sleeves are getting a major comeback this 2019. Think Renaissance, volume, and exaggerated cuts–from short accent sleeves to long or flowing varieties. Other styles add drama through layered panels and emphasized shoulders.

7. Boat neck…

Blame Meghan Markle for this. Her Givenchy royal wedding dress sparked a boat neck and off-the-shoulder neckline revolution in bridal couture. Designers from Cushnie to Kaviar Gauche alluded to the understated elegance of the Duchess of Sussex in their collections.

For The Gents!

Now this part is for the gents. Much of the fanfare in wedding fashion involves women, but the guys also need to look their best. After all, it takes two people for a wedding to happen. Grooms should check out these five trends.

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1. Vibrant Suits…

Sure, black and gray suits are classic ensembles, but 2019 is the year to embrace bright and bold colours. Be the groom who lets the thread do the talking for you. Think hues of blue, green, and burgundy.

2. Textured Suits…

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Add some character to your suit by opting for a textured fabric like soft velvet or woven tweed. These rich textiles have an inviting look that is hard to ignore. Talk about a major upgrade to your wedding-day look.

3. Slim Fit…

It’s 2019, and the slim fit is in. The trousers can either be straight or tapered as long as the style is uniform from the waist up. For that masculine silhouette, the men’s jacket should take note of the chest and shoulders.

4. Accessories…

If you’re a fashion-risk-taker kind of guy, you can take your cue from the looks of Chadwick Boseman or Michael B. Jordan (Wakanda forever!) on the red carpet. They’re rocking what is called a male harness, which is basically a leather strap across your chest.

5. Playful Socks and Notch Lapel…

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Boring socks and lapels are a big no-no this year. Don’t miss the opportunity to splash some personality to your suits. This would do great as a groomsmen gift as well, you and your best buds rocking the same exact socks and lapels.

Comfort and Function…

The items listed above are simply suggestions as to what you can rock this year if you’re planning to get hitched. However, you don’t need to be a slave to trends. While you consider the aesthetic part of your clothing, comfort and function are equally important. Aside from that, it is your own confidence that will help you look good whatever you may be wearing.



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