
Fair warning that a lot of these models don't seem that jazzed about the possibility of marrying their one true love. She should at least look thrilled about how pretty these sleeves are. (I like illusion on a wedding gown sometimes.)

I also think this is beautiful. I love a shorter wedding gown.

I kinda can't tell what's happening here.

"Turn around so I can see the front of your dress, young lady," is a thing I just said to my computer.

The detailing on this sleeve is really lovely.

This is fabulous (although I would, obviously, fully line it). It's so sparse and elegant.

For your Coachella wedding.

For your bride who is considering disappearing from the knees down. Or, obviously, if you're a ghost who just got engaged.

These belts feel very Elie Saab to me (in a good way).

I feel like I need more details on this, but it might be fab.

Beading is clearly a strength here.

This is ALSO pretty, and it seems like it would move well on the runway. Er, down the aisle. Whatever. I don't know your life.

I love this one. It's HIGHLY dramatic. It would take someone with a real Glenn-Close-in-Dangerous-Liaisons verve to pull it off, but that woman is out there somewhere.

This feels a bit Figure-Skater, no?

This is potentially lovely, and also could maybe show up on Reign.

Hard pass.

This one also feels like the 2016 version of the 1967 musical Camelot's version of the middle ages. I'm here for that.

Not everything need be belted.

SOMEONE is going to wear this on the red carpet, and that someone will be Jane Fonda.

This is very pretty.

ALSO very pretty. Can one of you get married and wear one of these and send us pictures?!

I do love a dramatic veil.

This is DELIGHTFULLY princess-y.

This is for Kate Moss's next wedding.

For the bride who just really really needs to sit down.

File this one under, "I need more information."

"Ugh, I'M SO BORED of looking THIS PRETTY."
