8 wedding dress trends that will dominate in 2019

Still using familiar materials such as lace, still pastel colors or "following" the British Royal wedding, but the outstanding dress designs of this season do not bring a boring feeling but on the contrary, are full of creativity based on nostalgia.

Instead of V-neck wedding dresses with deep slits that cleverly show off the charming bust, designers now return to the elegant 3-inch high neckline. While the Cushnie brand prefers smooth fabrics, Vera Wang or Laure de Sagazan prefer lace or chiffon to bring a softer look to the neckline.

There was a time when pastel colors were all the rage on the catwalks and the streets. This year, pastels still show their appeal in wedding dresses, but the soft pink color is no longer favored.

Favorite colors include white and silver. In addition, while Vera Wang tends to design solid blue dresses, Reem Acra launches romantic lavender or soft green dresses.

These are not common colors on wedding dresses, so the bride will certainly not have difficulty making an impression on guests.

After every British Royal wedding, fashionistas go crazy over the bride’s dress, and from there, a series of “copycat” dresses are born. This year, everyone knows about Princess Meghan Markle’s simple yet elegant Givenchy wedding dress.

However, designers were not so lazy as to bring her original dress to the catwalk. Instead, they cleverly applied square necklines to create elegance for their designs.

The train with many layers of fabric to create volume has been considered a "trademark" of wedding dresses for many decades. To breathe new life into the dress, designers choose completely different materials to create highlights, for example, Lela Rose used satin combined with elegant lace.

Some other brands that also promote this trend are Ines di Santo, Catherine Kowalski, Justin Alexander Signature

Remember Chanel's sparkling shoes that "stormed" fashion week last year, and this year, designers must have learned this idea to apply to wedding dresses, to turn brides into fairies wrapped in shimmering light.

No need for lace, tulle or elaborate hand embroidery, these dresses are simply made from shimmering fabrics and that's enough to shine.

Usually, the wedding dress territory is not a place where you can see the image of applied fashion. But this year, people can easily see the silhouette of off-the-shoulder and sleeveless designs.

Thanks to the sleeves being made of a different thin material than the body of the dress, fashion designers Galia Lahav and Alexandra Grecco have successfully "luxuriousized" a fashion style that seems to be only for strolling on the street.

Calling these dresses by that name is not wrong, because the skirt is sewn with many layers of satin and tulle, creating a visual waterfall effect. If choosing a dress from Theia or Hayley Paige, the bride will surely attract all eyes when she starts walking into the wedding hall.

Halter neck dresses always bring a feminine, gentle look but still enough to be seductive. At the recent fashion week, halter neck dresses were often made from lace or patchwork fabric. The neckline was sewn gently and delicately, but still enough to show off the shoulders.