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Antiboutique Blog - talking about wedding dress, There are so many different wedding dresses to choose from. Unfortunately, you seem to love them all, so how's a gal to pick one? We've collected some of our favorite dresses that easily coordinate with major wedding themes to help you find yours

by Libby MacCarthy

Graphic Lace

KURT WILBERDING

Say good-bye to the delicate ladylike lace of the past. The new trend is toward bold graphic lace that feels fresh and modern, but still feminine.
Subtle Ombre

Can't commit to all-over color? Opt for on-trend ombre in a light hue. Full-skirt gowns with ruffled organza or layers of billowing tulle will soften the effect, but if a bold statement is what you're going for, try bright shades and less textured fabrics.
Sheer Lattice

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For a look that's unexpected, yet timeless, choose a dress with sheer panels with a netting or basket-weave-style effect. From ultra-modern convertibles with illusion necklines and sheer skirts to more subtle, delicate sleeves on classic silhouettes, a little lattice can go a long way in adding a unique touch.
Futuristic Column

Make a dramatic statement with a contemporary take on the column gown. We love how designers have given this classic silhouette a bold new look, with a highly structured shape and flattering asymmetric neckline. A sleek futuristic belt is the perfect accessory to tie it all together.
Interesting Embroidery

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Traditional, feminine silhouettes are given new life with intricate embroidery. Elaborate geometric patterns and gold details go far beyond the customary floral lace and sequins.
Fashionable Fringe

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You probably think of flappers or motorcycle gangs when you think of fringe — but suspend that thought for just a second. Fringe is on-trend right now and has made its way onto bridal runways everywhere. To keep the look wedding appropriate, choose a classic silhouette with expertly draped, high-quality materials, like silk fringe, and delicate details, like crystals and pearls.
Bold Color

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Who says you have to wear white? Shake things up with a fresh pop of color. Blush is an obvious choice, but gowns today come in every shade imaginable, from bright blue and hot pink to pistachio green, gold and even red (seriously!).
Crop Tops

Crop tops have been a staple on runways for the past few seasons and are now making a statement in bridal. From Theia to Hayley Paige and Sophia Kokosalaki, the new way to show off a little skin is giving a cheeky peek of your midriff. If you're feeling bold, try a cropped bustier, but if you're not ready to bare it all, pair a boxy top with a high-waist skirt for a super-chic look.
Lacy Rompers

Get excited—rompers at weddings are now a thing, and not just for guests. Watters has given its seal of approval on this summer must-have by creating a super-pretty lacey number that’s perfect for the bride who wants to stand out.
Modern Ball Gown

KURT WILBERDING

Think every ball gown is the same? Think again. Forget the poufy princess dress—ball gowns are getting a major makeover in unexpected ways. Think: button-down collared shirts with bold belts instead of corseted sweetheart bodices.
High-Low Hemline

KURT WILBERDING

Want to show off those amazing shoes (and legs), but aren't sure if you're ready to go the minidress route? You can have the best of both worlds with an asymmetric silhouette. Shorter in the front and longer in the back, this playful style has the classic elements you want, but with added depth and texture that give the dress a fresh, modern look.