The wedding dress trends you're going to see everywhere in 2024, from corset bodices and sparkles to removable skirts

Samantha GrindellApr 15, 2023, 17:58 IST

Insider's wedding reporter previewed spring 2024 collections during New York Bridal Fashion Week.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Insider's reporter got a preview of the spring 2024 wedding dress collections at Bridal Fashion Week.
Modern and halter necklines will be popular, as will corset bodices.

Designers were loving nontraditional necklines this year.

The Lyssa ball gown from Watters.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Some designers built patterns into their necklines.

The Lily dress from Dana Harel.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Halter necklines are also going to be big in bridal fashion.

The Aral set from KYHA Studios.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Surprisingly, rosettes got a refresh in the season's wedding gowns.

The Motif dress from Ines Di Santo.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Rosettes also appeared as accessories in many lines.

The Paloma gown from Galia Lahav.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Floral detailing in general seemed to be trendier than ever.

A floral dress from Reem Acra.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Gloves are still having a moment in the wedding world.

The Lucinda dress from Watters.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Bodysuits and catsuits were styled under dresses to add dimension.

The Sencha Lace Bodysuit and Muffin minidress from By Watters.Samantha Grindell/Insider

They can also offer modesty for more daring necklines.

The Sarai dress from Dana Harel.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Corset bodices are more popular than ever.

Corsets are still popular.Samantha Grindell/Insider

But designers found ways to modernize them, too.

The Pledge dress from Justin Alexander.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Many designers leaned into textured elements that weren't lace for a memorable bridal look.

Naeem Khan's line had a lot of texture.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Off-the-shoulder sleeves continue to be a designer favorite.

The Evelyn dress from Galia Lahav.Samantha Grindell/Insider

The sleeves still stood out even though they were a popular design.

The Rayna gown from Ines Di Santo.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Brides won't have any trouble finding sparkly dresses when shopping from the spring 2024 collections.

The dress was covered in sparkles.Samantha Grindell/Insider

You could also find sparkles on simpler silhouettes.

The Future dress from Justin Alexander.Samantha Grindell/Insider

There was no shortage of sheer gowns either.

The Prim dress from Wtoo.Samantha Grindell/Insider

But you could also find dresses where the sheer factor was the main draw.

The dress was entirely sheer.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Removable trains will be big in the spring 2024 season.

The Monet gown from Ines Di Santo.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Removable trains also allowed designers to be more playful with texture.

The Catalina dress from Galia Lahav.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Backless designs were all over the season's gowns.

The Elysium dress from Justin Alexander.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Some of the backless looks served as vessels for elegant detailing.

The Kasia dress from Watters.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Many designers weren't afraid to lean into color.

The Symphony gown from Ines Di Santo.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Color gave many gowns a more playful feel.

The Lulu minidress from Markarian.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Overall, cutouts weren't as popular of a trend this year, though side cutouts still made an appearance at Bridal Fashion Week.

The Pizzicato gown from Ines Di Santo.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Sometimes, they added a bit of sexiness to more classic gowns.

The Arcadia gown from Justin Alexander.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Slits also continued to be popular.

The Luna gown from KYHA Studios.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Slits also allowed some designers to have fun with the under layers of dresses.

The Luna dress from Dana Harel.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Simpler gowns with chic details will be in style.

Simple silhouettes are going to be popular.Samantha Grindell/Insider

And some of the most exciting looks from the new collections weren't wedding gowns at all.

A set from Naeem Khan.Samantha Grindell/Insider

Jumpsuits, sets, and minidresses brides can wear to surrounding wedding events were some of the most fun looks of the season.

The Union Jumpsuit from Justin Alexander.Samantha Grindell/Insider

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