Being aware of fashion trends is essential for brides who want to walk down the aisle wearing a model that is hot during their wedding season.
Therefore, following the Bridal Fashion Week shows becomes practically a must (very fun) for some people who are addicted to following the trends.
However, not everyone can follow the parades in full; whether due to lack of time or many other factors of daily life.
Therefore, in this article, we will present a little more of the Justin Alexander brand collection for the year 2020.
Fall 2021
We all already know how Justin Alexander is known for her breathtaking collections, with incredibly well-designed and planned dresses.
Of course, next year's collection would be no different: with more classic and minimalist models, it will especially appeal to brides who like a more classic and romantic look.
To analyze the collection and its elements, we chose three models that represent well all the characteristics and trends present in the brand for the coming year.
This model features a strapless bust with floral embroidery, an element that is very present in several other dresses in the collection, giving it a romantic look. In addition, her skirt is flowing and full, another element present in more than half of the dresses in the collection (and perfect for brides who want a princess look); finally, the slit in the skirt gives a touch of sensuality without losing its elegance.
In addition to the dresses made of embroidery and tulle, the models made in satin were also highlighted at Justin Alexander for next year.
The Scarlet model features a deep V-neck and is made entirely of satin, its snow white color also being a highlight on many other models for 2020.
Finally, we have a model that mixes all the elements of the collection in just one piece. The Ivy dress features a snow white canoe neckline and is made of satin over most of its length, while the end of the skirt is made of tulle, giving more volume and a gradient look to the garment.
Only with these elements we can already see that the collection did not invest in flashy or very out-of-trend pieces, but in classic models that can please all brides; since the embroidery gives a more classic touch while the satin gives an impression of modernity.
Which model did you like the most?
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