Since its launch in 2017 by New York-based designer Danielle Frankel Hirsch, Danielle Frankel has become one of the most coveted names in bridal fashion. Nearly a decade later, her designs continue to top inspiration moodboards and capture the attention of fashion-forward brides around the world. Every new collection is met with plenty of anticipation, and we at THE WED, along with countless brides-to-be, are always excited to see where the designer takes her creative vision next.
In her Spring 2027 collection, Danielle explores the interplay between hard and soft, creating an inticate study of contrasts. Through her new vision, the brand's signature hand-painted and pigment-printed silk wool takes on a new dimension with delicate micro-accordion pleating, a technique the designer has also introduced to linen organza for the first time. Elsewhere, concentric rings of trapunto stitching create sculptural bubble hems, while scalloped elderflower lace follows the curves of the garments. Lyon lace and layers of softly pleated tulle bring movement to flounces and peplums, offering a beautiful contrast to sharply defined waistlines and structured silhouettes.
Styled with vintage lace crowns adorned with feathers, delicate chains of hand-dyed lace, and dip-dyed silk flowers finished with Chantilly lace, the looks have a slightly whimsical quality. Once again, Danielle Frankel does what she does best with Spring 2027: blurring the line between bridal fashion and wearable art.
