Mesmerizing Wedding Dresses at Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week 2023
Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week 2023 has just kicked off, and as usual, we are keeping an eye on the most beautiful 2023 wedding dress trends to keep you up to date with the latest bridal fashion trends!
We have spotted some mesmerizing wedding dresses on the runway by your favorite fashion designers; from Elie Saab and Zuhair Murad to Tony Ward and Georges Hobeika, you will fall in love with these magnificent designs.
2023 is going to be one amazing year for brides with all the beautiful bridal dress designs we are seeing at the fashion shows.
For more bridal fashion trends check out these beautiful spring 2023 wedding dresses!
Now, let's take a look at the most stunning wedding dresses spotted at Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week 2023:
Tony Ward
A Stardust Voyage, with beaded stardust, flashes of comets, and sculptural constellations, the Tony Ward Couture Spring Summer 2023 features gold and silver hand embroidered stars on a strapless corset wedding gown with a majestic overskirt, with delicate hand embroidered veil.
Georges Hobeika
Georges Hobeika ended his 2023 spring-summer haute couture show with the most beautiful bridal gown, a unique masterpiece with geometric cutouts.
Elie Saab
Elie Saab took his guests on a dream getaway to Thailand with the collection he showcased at the Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week.
The dresses gleamed with gold and intricate silk embroidery. Elie Saab called it "an indulgent escape from the ordinary."
Zuhair Murad
Zuhair Murad channeled the “romantic sexy” gaiety of light materials such as tulle, chiffon, and draped jersey, with extras like beaded fringe and pearl-studded interpretations of macrame.
Rami Kadi
This stunning wedding dress is from the Mantra collection by Maison Rami Kadi’s Couture Spring Summer 2023 collection.
Every aspect of Mantra’s 24 looks was designed to be an embodiment of the image of Gaia. Ocean waves and sand ripples are reflected through patterns and mazes inspired by these terrestrial phenomena.
The imperial volume surrounding each piece gives a sense of the aura radiating from its every curve and pleat.
