The Bridgertons Confirm: Gloves are the Definitive Wedding Trend of 2022

Any wedding planner knows: write the sled and prepare the wedding ceremony in the winter (read – six months before day X). And if you have recently been awarded the honorary status of a bride, first of all, congratulations, and secondly, now it’s time to think about the outfit. Just on this occasion, Bridal Fashion Week ended the day before in New York, and if last season the event was celebrated with deliberate drama with all kinds of bows and crinolines, this year’s fall shows only strengthened the power of all previous words. last comma.

High necklines, long and unusual sleeves, ostrich feathers and of course all kinds of cuts and focus on sexuality were the leading trends of the event. But among the above stood out all kinds of gloves – opera, latex and even construction gloves. And by the way, the accessory has become one of the obvious trends not only of the Bridal Fashion Week, but also of the previous “everyday” fashion wikis – the mandatory fashion shows of Bottega Veneta, Gucci and Fendi. Why not buy a pair for yourself and not just for a celebration – everything is not according to the best tradition, gloves like a wedding dress should not become just a one-time story.

The appearance of the gloves at Bridal Fashion Week is nothing short of an homage to the popularity of the Bridgertons line. For example, the influence of the 19th century Regency style is reflected in the silhouettes of the dresses, from the ruffled short sleeves of the Mexican brand Nadia Manjarrez’s collection to the voluminous cape by Badgley Mischka. However, when it comes to gloves, designers really got around a lot. They offered transparent options with the addition of beads and even “fingerless” accessories.

Therefore, fashion designers Badgley Mischka voted for pale blue opera gloves, making them the main focus of the entire snow-white image. In London’s Halfpenny, one of the looks in a mermaid dress was complemented by voluminous “working” accessories, and in Los Angeles, Houghton put latex options in the company with a tight bustier dress with a long train. Our absolute favorite, Salvadoran Francesca Miranda’s structured lace gloves add a new twist to patterned fabric. However, all outfits are like a choice. And such combinations are worth hanging not only in the closet, but on the walls after the wedding, instead of paintings.