From the hundreds of breathtaking gowns at Bridal Week Fall 2017, we’ve narrowed it down to the best of the best—not an easy task, let me tell you. For the brides-to-be getting married next year, there are options both frilly and feminine and sleek and pared-down.
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While pants weren’t quite as plentiful as they were for spring, there was one show-stopping ensemble at Alon Livne White that should satisfy those with a penchant for both drama and comfort. This season also marked the launch of Viktor and Rolf’s debut bridal collection, a veritable feast for the eyes that included crystal flower embellishments, convertible zipper dresses (full-length for the ceremony, mini for dancing at the reception), and bow adornments on gowns and jumpsuits alike.
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Ahead, see the top six trends that emerged throughout the week—and the standout looks from more than a dozen top designers.

Who needs a bouquet when you've got a garden right on your gown? (Ok, you can have both—it's your wedding day, after all.) With 3D embellishments, rich floral embroidery, and petal-strewn illusion sleeves, this season featured enough blooms to make even your florist envious.
Viktor and Rolf Fall 2017

Marchesa Fall 2017

Monique Lhuillier Fall 2017

Naeem Khan Fall 2017

Elizabeth Fillmore Fall 2017

Pronovias 2017

Oscar de la Renta Fall 2017

Ines Di Santo Fall 2017

Temperley London Fall 2017

The ghost of Grace Kelly was very much present at this season's bridal week—not in a creepy way, though. Designers were inspired by the elegant, '50s-style fit-and-flare silhouette she favored and offered royalty-worthy styles with fitted bodices and voluminous skirts.
Marchesa Fall 2017

Legends by Romona Keveza Fall 2017

Randi Rahm Fall 2017

Alon Livne White Fall 2017

Anne Barge Fall 2017

Badgley Mischka Fall 2017

Lela Rose Fall 2017

Isabelle Armstrong Fall 2017

Dennis Basso Fall 2017

Oscar de la Renta Fall 2017

Reem Acra Fall 2017

The ruffles trend that's sweeping ready-to-wear is a natural fit for the bridal market—and the ultra-feminine styles put forward for next fall are the stuff dreams are made of. From frilly tiers to cascading waterfall flounces, the girly-girl will find plenty to love for her trip down the aisle (you know, apart from the person at the other end of it).
Carolina Herrera Fall 2017

Viktor and Rolf Fall 2017

Persy Fall 2017

Isabelle Armstrong Fall 2017

Monique Lhuillier Fall 2017

Francesca Miranda Fall 2017

Odylyne The Ceremony Fall 2017

Badgley Mischka Fall 2017

Carol Hannah Fall 2017

Truly Zac Posen Fall 2017

Sachin and Babi Fall 2017

Anne Barge Fall 2017

In diaphanous tulle, sheer lace, or even a shirred silk crop top, the shoulder-baring styles of the season are about as romantic as they come.
Vera Wang Fall 2017

Sachin and Babi Fall 2017

Houghton Fall 2017

Alon Livne White Fall 2017

Berta Fall 2017

Houghton Fall 2017

Persy Fall 2017

Rime Arodaky Fall 2017

Rivini Fall 2017

Vera Wang Fall 2017

Watters Fall 2017

Lihi Hod Fall 2017

For a regal moment on your wedding day, choose metallic lace, sumptuous gilded embroidery, or shimmery beading—bridal week offered no shortage of styles to choose from.
Francesca Miranda Fall 2017

Houghton Fall 2017

Rembo Styling 2017

Yolan Cris Fall 2017

Oleg Cassini Fall 2017

Rembo Styling 2017

For brides whose tastes skew more minimalist, there were slinky slip dresses, unadorned ivory gowns, and dresses that emphasized silhouette over embellishment.
Oscar de la Renta Fall 2017

Lela Rose

Sachin and Babi

Naeem Khan Fall 2017

Pnina Tornai for Kleinfeld Fall 2017

Pronovias 2017

Rembo Styling 2017

Watters Fall 2017