A lot of fashion designers are churning out deconstructed wedding dresses. Models walk down the catwalk in tattered and un-hemmed ivory and white creations. They look more like the ‘Bride of Frankenstein’ instead of Grace Kelly. It’s a trend that is spreading among young designers in the fashion world. However, whether or not a bride will want to wear it is another question.
The trend of the deconstructed wedding dress can be seen in all of the major fashion capitals in the world. Paris, Milan, New York and London are all showing their version of this dress. They are more common among young and daring designers than they are in the runways of established classic greats.
This type of wedding dress is also seen in the Runways of Prague and Sao Paulo. Japan – a country known for their ‘street style’ has welcomed the Deconstructed wedding dress with open arms. The trend also resonates throughout Southeast Asia and in Australia.
The deconstructed wedding dress may be considered ‘Ces’t magnific’ and ‘revolutionary’ on the runway – but do not expect brides to be wearing them with their white wedding lingerie down the aisle. It’s one of those trends that may never make it past the catwalk. Although, there may be a handful daring brides who would choose to wear this trend.