(Above, Morilee Style 2608)

2. Modern Silhouettes — This season's looks truly brought contemporary silhouettes and styles to runways for dazzling results. We saw a variety of designers venture into the world of jumpsuits, a high-fashion take on functionality that was welcomed with open arms. Moira Hughes Couture's "Alchemy" collection brought a refined eye to exploring lengths and textures. Across the shows from last week, the idea that bridal is limited to a traditional gown is long gone, and we are loving this influx of innovative and bold options. By Watters and Willowby brought a dazzle to the mix with cutting-edge dresses exploring draping and texture.

(Above, Esé Azénabor Look 6)

3. Elegant Open-Back Looks — We've been keeping an eye on this trend for the last year as so many brides choose to explore glamorous open-back options. These looks are brimming with understated allure and this season's latest additions boast crystal and pearl embellishments and regal beading. Moira Hughes found a stylish niche with a few standout open-back designs. Julie Vino's gown added glitz to the mix with a gold belt adding the perfect flourish to a dramatic open back.

Mimosa by Julie Vino

(Above, Willowby, "Venus")

4. Late Night Glam — This year brought a myriad of bedazzled options and late-night looks to die for. WONÁ Concept showcased options dripping in luxury with plunging necklines and fringe details where editorial shots admist a cityscape had us falling in love. Dana Harel's collection also brought sparkle and shine to its designs, notably in the "Daisy" gown, a jaw-dropping mini dress dripping with pearls and old Hollywood glam. Moira Hughes opted for a more subtle take on glitz, but a pearl-bodiced gown spares no details and brings the drama effortlessly. Romanzo by Julie Vino balanced bold shine with unique cutouts and textures, perfect for any second look.

(Above, WONÁ Concept, "Vesper")

5. Fit for a Queen — It has been proven again and again that a classic ballgown is always a timeless wedding option, and this season designers ventured into the world of the regal with their ball gown looks. Some designs explored other silhouettes while keeping the focus on regal detailing and touches, and accessories like gloves added a dapper finish. Esé Azénabor's creations were a definite high-fashion highlight, with traditional silhouettes getting a modern makeover. Ines di Santo featured corset-style bodices and mesh sleeves alongside lace detailing for grandiose and striking looks that echoed the class and sophistication of a regal style. Lace took center stage in many of these designs, whether a subtle flourish or statement pattern, these gowns are fit for royalty.

(Above, Esé Azénabor, Look 24)

6. Aura of Ethereal — One of the trends we are loving the most from this fall's fashion week is the whimsical and airy gowns. We're seeing tons of brides opt for detachable sleeves or a cape, and these elements were on full display in this year's designs. Bringing that aspect of individuality is one of the most effective ways to add some flair and also create a few different looks with one gown. Bold tulle sleeves were one of our favorite additions that elevated looks across the board with dazzling results. This is the season to accessorize, don't forget to explore veils, capes, sleeves and bows when you are shopping.

(Above, Moira Hughes, "The Adelite")

Among the runway shows this year were options and variety galore. We had such a difficult time narrowing down a few key trends and picking photos given how many high-quality, gorgeous dresses graced New York stages last week. Your bridal journey is unique to you and your wedding-day outfit follows suit. The biggest takeaway from this year's New York Fashion Bridal Week is how sprawling options are for brides; with so many elements available for customization and detachable accessories showing up in a major way there's no better time to delve into the world of the editorial than your wedding. Whether a jumpsuit, ballgown or mini dress, the gowns that debuted this past week are fit to make every bride look right off the runway.

(Above, Morilee Style 2608)

2. Modern Silhouettes — This season's looks truly brought contemporary silhouettes and styles to runways for dazzling results. We saw a variety of designers venture into the world of jumpsuits, a high-fashion take on functionality that was welcomed with open arms. Moira Hughes Couture's "Alchemy" collection brought a refined eye to exploring lengths and textures. Across the shows from last week, the idea that bridal is limited to a traditional gown is long gone, and we are loving this influx of innovative and bold options. By Watters and Willowby brought a dazzle to the mix with cutting-edge dresses exploring draping and texture.

(Above, Esé Azénabor Look 6)

3. Elegant Open-Back Looks — We've been keeping an eye on this trend for the last year as so many brides choose to explore glamorous open-back options. These looks are brimming with understated allure and this season's latest additions boast crystal and pearl embellishments and regal beading. Moira Hughes found a stylish niche with a few standout open-back designs. Julie Vino's gown added glitz to the mix with a gold belt adding the perfect flourish to a dramatic open back.

Mimosa by Julie Vino

(Above, Willowby, "Venus")

4. Late Night Glam — This year brought a myriad of bedazzled options and late-night looks to die for. WONÁ Concept showcased options dripping in luxury with plunging necklines and fringe details where editorial shots admist a cityscape had us falling in love. Dana Harel's collection also brought sparkle and shine to its designs, notably in the "Daisy" gown, a jaw-dropping mini dress dripping with pearls and old Hollywood glam. Moira Hughes opted for a more subtle take on glitz, but a pearl-bodiced gown spares no details and brings the drama effortlessly. Romanzo by Julie Vino balanced bold shine with unique cutouts and textures, perfect for any second look.

(Above, WONÁ Concept, "Vesper")

5. Fit for a Queen — It has been proven again and again that a classic ballgown is always a timeless wedding option, and this season designers ventured into the world of the regal with their ball gown looks. Some designs explored other silhouettes while keeping the focus on regal detailing and touches, and accessories like gloves added a dapper finish. Esé Azénabor's creations were a definite high-fashion highlight, with traditional silhouettes getting a modern makeover. Ines di Santo featured corset-style bodices and mesh sleeves alongside lace detailing for grandiose and striking looks that echoed the class and sophistication of a regal style. Lace took center stage in many of these designs, whether a subtle flourish or statement pattern, these gowns are fit for royalty.

(Above, Esé Azénabor, Look 24)

6. Aura of Ethereal — One of the trends we are loving the most from this fall's fashion week is the whimsical and airy gowns. We're seeing tons of brides opt for detachable sleeves or a cape, and these elements were on full display in this year's designs. Bringing that aspect of individuality is one of the most effective ways to add some flair and also create a few different looks with one gown. Bold tulle sleeves were one of our favorite additions that elevated looks across the board with dazzling results. This is the season to accessorize, don't forget to explore veils, capes, sleeves and bows when you are shopping.

(Above, Moira Hughes, "The Adelite")

Among the runway shows this year were options and variety galore. We had such a difficult time narrowing down a few key trends and picking photos given how many high-quality, gorgeous dresses graced New York stages last week. Your bridal journey is unique to you and your wedding-day outfit follows suit. The biggest takeaway from this year's New York Fashion Bridal Week is how sprawling options are for brides; with so many elements available for customization and detachable accessories showing up in a major way there's no better time to delve into the world of the editorial than your wedding. Whether a jumpsuit, ballgown or mini dress, the gowns that debuted this past week are fit to make every bride look right off the runway.