Bridal fashion is in the midst of a quiet revolution. A new generation of designers stretching from Shangai to Seoul, London to São Paulo are breaking away from convention and reimagining what it means to dress for a wedding. Their work is bold but romantic, sculptural yet soft, and above all, designed to tell a story. Whether you're drawn to clean-lined minimalism or ornate couture detail, these emerging names are making space for every kind of bride, and proving that tradition doesn’t have to look traditional.
Juan Vidal
Spanish designer Juan Vidal is quickly growing a cult following behind his high-fashion pedigree and sculptural designs. Vidal brings a couture touch to each gown that is perfectly designed for the fashion-forward bride. Expect dramatic silhouettes, exquisite construction, and exquisite details from head-to-toe.
Marrow
Marrow is an independent bridal label based in Chengdu, China, offering fresh, contemporary wedding gowns with an emphasis on individual expression. Known for its soft and vintage-inspired silhouettes, romantic textures, and a quiet sense of modernity, Marrow appeals to brides seeking something poetic. With a studio located in Chengdu’s creative U37 district, the brand is part of a new wave of Chinese designers reshaping bridalwear from the inside out.
Noy Eliyahu
This one is for the brides that want something subtly bold. Meet Noy Eliyahu, the Israel-based designer that brings a thoughtful balance of romance and edge to the world of bridal couture. Known for flowing silhouettes, sheer panels, and intricately embroidered lace, her gowns blend softness with structure in a way that feels both current and timeless.
Linh Doan
Vietnamese designer Linh Doan creates wedding gowns that blend cultural richness with avant-garde silhouettes. Based in Hanoi, each piece is cut with reverence for fabric and form, then draped, folded, and sewn like a wearable sculpture. With a silhouette for every occasion of your wedding, from the ceremony to the after-party, Linh Doan is certainly one to be on your radar.
ABL Estudio
Barcelona-based ABL Estudio is known for its playful experimentation with shape and silhouette. With architectural gowns that feel both wearable and conceptual, ABL is rewriting bridalwear with a Mediterranean lens and a hint of surrealism. We're head over heels for their avant-garde aesthetic and plays with structure and silhouette.
XI SCORPII
XI SCORPII is redefining bridal fashion. With a mix of 3D printed designs and contemporary design, the London-based brand specializes in sculpture-like and futuristic silhouettes. For the ultra-fashionable and daring bride, XI SCORPII is the perfect choice for a modern silhouette that will be sure to turn heads.
Ronalina
Founded by designers Ronit Peleg and Galina Sheli, Ronalina began as a small studio in Israel and has since evolved into a sought-after bridal brand known for its blend of urban edge, boho romance, and vintage charm. With silhouettes fit for any fashion occasion, each dreamy silhouette fuses contemporary cuts with artisanal touches. Their gowns often feature delicate laces, boned bodices, and handcrafted beading that moves like liquid light.
Seline Meisler
Designer Seline Meisler channels vintage romance with a chic twist. With a deep love for lace, lingerie-inspired details, and silhouettes that flatter every curve, her pieces are modern heirlooms. Seline Meisler's mix-and-match separates offer brides the freedom to build a look that feels editorial, feminine, and distinctly modern.
Carlos Bacchi
Based in São Paulo, Brazil, Carlos Bacchi crafts sleek, sculptural gowns with a geometric edge. His modern approach to bridalwear favors clean lines, architectural draping, and unexpected silhouettes that feel both bold and refined. Perfect for the bride drawn to structure, sophistication, and unapologetic minimalism.
Daniil Antsiferov
Moscow-based designer Daniil Antsiferov is quickly gaining attention for his sculptural, boundary-pushing approach to bridalwear. With sharp tailoring, sheer layers, corsetry, and unexpected textures, Antsiferov blends couture-level technique with a distinctly rebellious edge. Designed for the self-possessed, modern bride, his work is equal parts avant-garde, bold, and romantic fairytale.
Ferrah
Rooted in New Orleans and founded by designer Lela Orr, Ferrah merges intentional design with environmental consciousness. With a background in psychology, business, and fashion (including a turn on Project Runway), Orr brings a thoughtful, multidisciplinary approach to bridalwear. Each piece is made-to-measure using natural and sustainable materials, combining draped silks, sculptural tailoring, and zero-waste practices to create gowns that are timeless, size-inclusive, and ethically crafted.
Mia Atelier
Melbourne-based Mia Atelier is known for its elegant silhouettes, beautifully draped details, and a commitment to thoughtful craftsmanship. Each gown is created locally in Australia using natural, long-lasting fabrics and designed to move effortlessly with the bride throughout her day. From detachable sleeves to convertible skirts, versatility is at the heart of the brand, offering brides options that feel both chic and entirely customizable.
Róisín Pierce
Founded in Dublin in 2020, Róisín Pierce exists at the intersection of heritage and innovation. With a signature all-white palette and an unmistakable devotion to Irish textile craft, the brand transforms forgotten techniques—like hand crochet, smocking, and lacemaking—into hyper-feminine silhouettes with a powerful allure. With airy silks and gauzes, each gown is built slowly, sculpturally, and completely by hand.
Margot
The ultimate it-girl brand Margot is known for it's nostalgic yet modern designs. Based in Tel Aviv, their signature silhouettes are fitted through the bodice with corset details, vintage-inspired sleeves and necklines, and are often made from buttery soft silks and exquisite lace. With an expertise in textiles, Margot is romantic, refined, and effortlessly cool.
Wink Atelier
Shanghai-based Wink Atelier is a rising force in minimalist bridal design. Best known for its breathtaking pleats and architectural-like silhouettes, the label crafts gowns that feel refined yet deeply expressive. Clean but never simple, elevated yet understated, the brand offers a modern take on bridalwear that’s sculptural, serene, and quietly bold.
Blanc Wear
Based in Amsterdam, Blanc Wear is a bespoke bridal studio created by designer Sarah Bruylant. Handcrafted gowns for the bride who dresses for herself, each gown is meticulously tailored using fine French fabrics and brought to life through an intimate design process. With 3D floral motifs and unrestrained volume, Blanc Wear's designs are nothing short of elegant, sculptural, poetic, and serene.
Gyouree Kim
With a refined, romantic vision rooted in both Seoul and London, Gyouree Kim creates bridalwear that blurs the line between fantasy and reality. Her pieces are delicately layered, intricately constructed, and often feature upcycled fabrics and corsetry, with historical references reimagined for the modern bride. Gyouree Kim approaches design with the precision of a pattern-cutter and the imagination of a storyteller, making each garment feels like a keepsake that is collectible, exclusive, and powerful.
Atelier Arielle
Atelier Arielle is a New York-based bridal label redefining femininity. Founded by couture dressmaker Ariel Han and creative director Kaia Garland, the brand specializes in sculptural, made-to-measure gowns that feel as flattering as they are unexpected. With soft draping, thoughtful cutouts, and a quiet sensuality, each piece is designed for the woman who didn’t think she wanted a wedding dress—until now.
Former Girlfriend
Former Girlfriend is a Canadian bridal label redefining the wedding gown with clean lines and a fashion-first perspective. From slinky satin slips to volouminous basque waist gowns and expertly tailored minis that channel the ‘90s, each piece is created with a modern sensibility. Designed and made in Toronto, Canada, Former Girlfriend perfect for brides who want to look and feel like themselves, only cooler.
