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The Craziest Wedding Dresses From Fall 2015 Bridal Fashion Week, Because Traditional Gowns Are So Last Century
The past several years have seen significant upheaval in the traditions of planning and outfitting a wedding. First came the blush gowns, worn by such taste-makers as Jessica Biel, Anne Hathaway, and Kaley Cuoco. Then Olivia Palermo attended her nuptials in a translucent tulle skirt with designer Carolina Herrera shorts underneath. And now, the looks that crowded the Fall 2015 Bridal Fashion Week runways are anything but ordinary. From glowing skirts and crop tops to chunky knits, the Fall 2015 collections are for the nonconformist bride who would rather ride off on a motorcycle than daintily climb into the back of a vintage Rolls Royce with a "Just Married" sign affixed to the back. If you love the bizarre, idiosyncratic, and unconventional, read on for the 11 craziest looks off the Fall 2015 Bridal runway.
Anna Maier
The white wedding is no more, according to not one but three gowns on designer Anna Maier’s Fall 2015 runway.
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Rivini by Rita Vinieris
Does the mere thought of parading about in fifteen pounds of satin and beading exhaust you? Rivini’s Rita Vinieris has a solution: a lace sweatshirt and track pants, for the no-fuss bride.
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Vera Wang
The only way to accurately describe this deconstructed bridal look is ruggedly feminine. Consider this Vera Wang’s first bohemian wedding gown.
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Monique Lhuillier
No, your eyes don’t deceive you: the center gown pictured in Monique Lhuillier’s trio is a pale orchid shade. Apparently, the blush gown trend is kaput.
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Naeem Khan
Not only are wedding ensembles with sky-high hemlines a new trend, they also come feathered, courtesy of one Naeem Khan.
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Marchesa
The ubiquitous cake-topper bridal gown manifested itself on Marchesa’s Fall 2015 runway in an even further exaggerated form. The sheer radius of this gown is larger than the average New York City apartment.
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Claire Pettibone
If you were under the impression that whimsical, woodland fairytale style ended after Dolce & Gabbana’s ethereal looks hit the Fall 2014 runway, you’re much mistaken. This Claire Pettibone gown looks fit for your inner outdoorsy goddess.
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Delphine Manivet
Why yes, Delphine Manivet did debut a chunky turtleneck atop a tulle skirt for her Fall 2015 Bridal Collection.
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Houghton
Talk about a luminescent bride! Houghton called this glowing number the “magic skirt” of the collection.
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Houghton
A fur-trimmed moto jacket atop a chiffon wedding gown? Why not?
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Reem Acra
Traditional dressers, hold onto your handkerchiefs because the age of the crop top bridal gown has official arrived.
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