Hey, Brides: These Super-Hot Trends From the Fashion Week Runways Will Totally Work for Your Walk Down the Aisle

If you’re on-trend in your everyday life, it makes sense that you’d want to be on-trend for your wedding day too. So I asked Nikki and Leah, two of our eagle-eyed runway mavens to share the trends from Fashion Week that could translate for a fashion-forward bride. Here are their high-style picks.

TREND: FUR, FUR, FUR.
SPOTTED AT: Phillip Lim, Jason Wu, Kaelen, J.Crew

Phillip Lim.

FOR YOUR WEDDING: There are loads of furry, feathery options—many faux—up for grabs for winter brides. (ModCloth sometimes has fur finds in their vintage shop, but obviously you have to act quickly to snag those. Personally, I’m not into fur, but vintage fur bothers me less.)

Sadie Wrap from BHLDN, $140.

TREND: A SINGLE STATEMENT EARRING
SPOTTED AT: Isa Arfen, Rosie Assoulin, Tibi

Rosie Assoulin.

FOR YOUR WEDDING: Obviously you don’t need to buy weddings-specific statement earrings, but there are plenty of bridal options out there. The earrings below (one bridal, one not) both come in pairs, but I think if you’re doing your hair down and pushed to one side or a side chignon, it would be fun to wear just one earring in your exposed lobe.

Your All I See Grand Earrings in Rose Gold from Samantha Wills, $115. I also love, love, love these ear cuffs, which I’ve shown you before, from the same designer. (I just had to point them out again.)

RJ Graziano Crystal Thorn Drop Earrings from Rent the Runway, $20 rental.

TREND: POPS OF NEON
SPOTTED AT: DELPOZO, LA QUAN SMITH, J.CREW

Delpozo.

J.Crew.

FOR YOUR WEDDING: The bottom of the skirt of this Theia wedding dress is dusted with neon flecks. If you want your dress to feel more classic, an ultra-bright necklace would do the trick.

A photo posted by Kimberly Fusaro (@kimberlyfusaro) on Apr 19, 2013 at 9:41am PDT

Theia.

Kenneth Jay Lane Budding Collar from Rent the Runway, $25 rental.

TREND: LADYLIKE GLOVES
SPOTTED AT: MARC JACOBS (Also on Amal at the Globes, of course.)

Marc Jacobs.

Marc Jacobs.

FOR YOUR WEDDING: What looked sinister on the runway could look sweet for a bride, especially if they’re cast in openwork lace. And I definitely prefer gloves sleek rather than slouchy. (I feel like I’m in the minority, but I didn’t love how baggy Amal’s looked.)

Lace Half-Sleeves from Etsy seller ThingsInLove, $35.

Gold Champagne Beaded Lace Wedding Gloves from Etsy seller GlovesByJana, $30.

Would these runway trends work for your wedding look? Or do you want your wedding look to be timeless instead of trendy?