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Say Yes to the Dress

Long sleeve allover floral lace embroidered lace gown with tulle overskirt featuring organza appliqués attached on to a base of ari embroidery threadwork for a 3-D effect, totaling 80 hours of work to complete.

Long sleeve allover floral lace embroidered lace gown with tulle overskirt featuring organza appliqués attached on to a base of ari embroidery threadwork for a 3-D effect, totaling 80 hours of work to complete.

Oscar de la Renta’s Spring/Summer 2020 Bridal Collection is marrying the conventional with the new. Creative Directors of the American-based fashion house, Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia transport us to the edge of our wedding fantasies with romantic silhouettes, intricately embellished bodices, satin bows and Swan Princess-esque feathers.

Behind the scenes at the Oscar de la Renta Bridal Atelier

Behind the scenes at the Oscar de la Renta Bridal Atelier.

Plenty of Oscar brides still want something quite traditional, but even the most “bride-y” dresses were intentionally designed to be extremely easy to wear, weighing even less than one pound. From ultra-modern mini dresses with 1920s flair and ivory jumpsuits with oversize trains to a Chantilly lace gown with 310 hours of 3-D embroidery work, craftmanship remains evident in every piece.

Off-the-shoulder bustier ballgown with embroidered tulle skirt.

Off-the-shoulder bustier ballgown with embroidered tulle skirt.

Among some of the famous ‘Oscar brides” are Amal Clooney, Allison Williams and Kate Bosworth who have walked down the aisle in the brand’s most opulent gowns. Of course, this season’s bridal collection comes complete with breathtakingly beautiful guipure lacework, dreamy floral appliqués, translucent layers of silk tulle and the iconic deep-V Oscar look.

Whether you’re searching for “the dress” for your ceremony next year, or just want to peruse, you can check out all of the stunning bridal creations available at Oscar de la Renta Bal Harbour come June 27th.  Discover more looks below.

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