Wedding Dress Spotlight: Is Fringe The Popular [New] Trend For Fashion-Minded Brides?

 

Why Fringe Is The Popular [New] Trend For Fashion-Minded Brides

Wedding dress shopping is one of the most highly anticipated – and often anxiety-inducing – experiences for any bride-to-be. With so many choices on the market, deciding which style is right for you is difficult. If you are looking  for something different, you may want to consider fringe; it is having a moment in the fashion world. 

From the runways of New York Fashion Week to the red carpet moments of Hollywood, everyone seems to be wearing fringe. The history of fringe dates back to ancient civilizations and indigenous communities; it gained popularity in fashion during the 1920s when flappers wore fringe dresses with playful frills. Since then, fringe has been a crucial element in fashion design and constantly evolving. With its evolution, fringe has made its way into wedding dresses, adding a unique touch. 

Fringe has emerged as a major fashion statement in recent years, gaining popularity across various industries – including the wedding market. Fringe wedding dresses are both playful and chic, making them the ideal choice for any bride who wants to stand out on her special day. If you’re considering adding fringe to your bridal ensemble, continue reading for valuable tips and inspiration!

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Breaking Down The Fringe Look: This Is How To Wear It Like A Pro

Fringe is quickly becoming one of the hottest trends for the fashion-minded brides-to-be. It’s a versatile look that adds just the right amount of glamour to any wedding day ensemble. Whether it’s a delicate sweep of fringe on the dress or a bold and shimmery statement piece, this trend is perfect for the bride-to-be who wants to stand out; the beauty lies in its versatility. From subtle to daring, there’s something for every bride-to-be. For the bride-to-be who prefers a more classic look, a simple fringe detail along the hem of a dress can add just the right touch of romance. For those who like a bit more glitz and glamor, there are plenty of fringe-adorned gowns to choose from. Get the close up HERE, HERE and HERE.

 

You can also find fringe in various forms, like veils, jewelry and shoes. Fringe is surprisingly easy to pull off if you know what to look for; always look at length, texture, and color when selecting your bridal ensemble. As with any trend, the key is to find a balance. Too much fringe can quickly overwhelm your look, so start with a simple look—like a dress with subtle fringe detailing—and build around it.

A great fallback option is to add a simple statement piece to the mix before committing to a head-to-toe look. For added drama, consider pairing a fringe dress with softer fabrics–like silk and tulle–for a softer look. If you are looking for something bolder and more daring, try metallic accents and beading to add a bit of sparkle. Don’t be afraid to experiment and have fun! When it comes to hair and makeup, it’s best to keep both simple and sweet. 

Fringe need not be over-the-top to be effective, and a more pared-down look can accentuate your ensemble nicely. If you are wearing a dress with a lot of fringe, opt for a classic updo and minimal makeup. Alternatively, you could also add a soft wave or a loose braid. As they say, less is more–so. So whether you are a boho bride-to-be or a fashion-forward bride-to-be, check out the fringe trend for your wedding day. 

Why Fringe Is The Popular [New] Trend For Fashion-Minded Brides

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Fringe has become one of the most popular trends for modern brides looking to add a touch of bohemian charm to their wedding day look. You can incorporate this versatile trend into your bridal styles few ways, from vintage-inspired dresses to contemporary separates. Fringe detailing on a wedding dress can add playful movement and texture and can be used to create a subtle or dramatic effect depending on the amount and placement of the fringe. For brides who want to incorporate fringe more subtly, accessories like shoes, jewelry, or a clutch can provide a playful pop of texture and movement. Overall, fringe is a fun and fashion-forward trend that can give your wedding day look a unique and stylish edge.  

See what to bring to your dress fitting, HERE.

 

Keren Michele, CEP is the lead planner of K’Mich Event Planning & Consulting. She has a creative talent for organizing unique weddings and events and is dedicated to sharing ideas that are helpful to couples planning their own wedding.

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