Runway Report: Fashion-Forward Hues

by Erica Sigel, Posted Apr 29th 2010 5:00PM

Do you consider yourself a fashion-forward bride? Then you may want to wear a wedding dress with a splash of color! For the Fall 2010 season, wedding dress designers chose to use color details as accents in an array of shades, from pale to bold.

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Runway Report: Wedding Dresses With Color

View the complete Fall 2010 Vera Wang wedding dress collection

Runway Report: Wedding Dresses With Color

View the complete Fall 2010 Oscar de la Renta wedding dress collection

Runway Report: Wedding Dresses With Color

View the complete Fall 2010 Rivini wedding dress collection

Runway Report: Wedding Dresses With Color

View the complete Fall 2010 Lela Rose wedding dress collection

Runway Report: Wedding Dresses With Color

View the complete Fall 2010 Carolina Herrera wedding dress collection

Runway Report: Wedding Dresses With Color

View the complete Fall 2010 Elizabeth Fillmore wedding dress collection

Runway Report: Wedding Dresses With Color

View the complete Fall 2010 Angel Sanchez wedding dress collection

Runway Report: Wedding Dresses With Color

View the complete Fall 2010 Ines Di Santo wedding dress collection

Runway Report: Wedding Dresses With Color

View the complete Fall 2010 Tara Keely wedding dress collection

Runway Report: Wedding Dresses With Color

View the complete Fall 2010 Alvina Valenta wedding dress collection

Runway Report: Wedding Dresses With Color

Tags: alvina valenta, angel sanchez, bridal market fall 2010, Carolina Herrera, elizabeth fillmore, ines di santo, Junko Yoshioka, Lela Rose, oscar de la renta, Rivini, tara keely, vera wang, wedding dress

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