If you're debuting your wedding ring in 2019 or 2020 and you've already started tracking new trends in wedding dresses, you'll find that there's a classic cut that's more prevalent than ever.

These are the princess style wedding dresses, which will be the protagonists of the bridal fashion catalogues next season. Check out all the details in this article!

Stellar fabrics

Lightweight fabrics such as silk crepe, tulle, organza, guipure, lace, plumetti and chantilly are among the most popular fabrics. new designs with flowing falls that are as captivating as they are seductive at first sight.

And it is that the princess cut dresses are characterized precisely by the fluidity of their skirts. This 2019 come with ruffles, pleats, 3D prints, brocade and metallic embroidery, among other options.

However, heavier fabrics such as mikado, satin and satin also appear among the new collections. especially to sheathe the most sober and sophisticated designs.

Bodies and necklines

Bodies inlaid with embroidered tulle, splashed crystal appliqués, interwoven sequin and rhinestones, and three-dimensional lace with flowers, among other details, are completed with wide skirts that make these, in the most romantic dresses of the season.

And although princess designs are traditionally accompanied by sweetheart and strapless necklines, what is certain is that in 2020 you will find proposals of all kinds From very vertiginous V-cut necklines like those exhibited by Rosa Clará, to delicate halter necklines, among other options proposed by Morilee, which will look perfect with both updos and loose hair.

However, the dreamy illusion collars won't be left out either as presented in Pronovias models; while, the off-the-shoulder neckline will appear in the Sottero and Midgley catalogue offering a more sensual alternative.

On the other hand, backless wedding gowns will continue to be a must , as well as those finished in long buttoned buttons. or with tattoo effect on the back.

Details

Princess wedding dresses with pockets are the bet of different firms, thus giving it a modern twist on their classic silhouettes with XL skirts.

Likewise, fine jeweled belts and bows are presented in creations by Rosa Clará, while long sleeves take centre stage in different pieces by Jesús Peiró and Sottero and Midgley.

And since the princess silhouette invites to romanticism, many firms also chose to include majestic tails to finish off their dresses Such is the case of Morilee and Atelier Pronovias.

Colors

Although white will continue to be a favourite with designers bridal parties in 2020, brides will be able to choose between different nuances For example, choose a pearl white if you're going for vintage-inspired dresses, or an ice white if you want to look totally glamorous. Pronovias offers designs in cool tones, while Rosa Clará is inclined towards warmer whites. However, for those who want to innovate, you can also choose a white pearl, next year's catalogue also offers alternative shades

Princesses 2.0

Finally, the princess cut appears with renewed touches in firms such as Atelier Pronovias and Carla Ruiz. The former, for example, opts for the mullet cut, which means it is shorter at the front and longer at the back; at the same time, it also incorporates dresses with transparencies all over the body with tattoo lace effect and suggestive necklines as part of his collection In Bloom.

Carla Ruiz, meanwhile, with the seabed as a source of inspiration for her catalogue Oceans, leans towards princess dresses in midi cut with asymmetrical necklines and V-necklines, The amount of information, a simple hairstyle will be enough to accompany these designs that, by all means, will be the center of attention during the next year.

If you are a romantic bride, let yourself be seduced by the princess dresses that today appear in version 2.0 and that you can complement with the bridal hairstyle of your choice, as well as a beautiful white gold ring, among other trends that are emerging for 2020.