The best part of being a beauty editor and bridal fashion enthusiast is that I get to explore the unique intersection between the two during New York Bridal Fashion Week. Twice a year, tastemakers from across the fashion and beauty sectors combine their specialties to deliver seven days of bridal bliss, and those of us lucky enough to witness the magical results up close have the opportunity to share their findings with others. Now that the week has reached its historic finale, we’re revealing the top bridal beauty trends seen amid the cascading veils and cathedral trains, with details from a beauty expert behind two of the season’s most memorable shows and presentations.<\/p>\n
Bridal beauty for the next year will be defined by understated romance rooted in unique aesthetics dating back to the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries and blink-and-you’ll-miss-it details\u2014think heartbreaking. Wuthering Heights<\/em> meeting the quiet simplicity of drama pride and prejudice<\/em>. By adding slightly flushed cheeks to accentuate or change the shape of your face, hair tied in an open bun and short nails in milky tones, bridal beauty trends in 2027 will move away from minimalist, structured looks reminiscent of a brooding Jane Austen heroine or a Bront\u00eb-style haunted lover with a dash of Golden Age Hollywood. However you decide to be “the bride,” your mind may first go to wearing a bejeweled mantilla veil or a flowing gown with rosebud detail, but the bride’s beauty trends also have a hand in shaping the bridal landscape.<\/p>\n I scanned the runways and showrooms for re-createable beauty moments from playful, vintage finishes, I glimpsed Monique Lhuillier’s high-energy Tanner Fletcher presentation, soft colors framed by layers of lace to the pillows. Are you ready to officially say “I do” to attendees during this year’s New York Bridal Fashion Week? Keep reading to discover the dreamy hair, makeup, and manicure moments showcased during the event, and more to come in a few months.<\/p>\n Article continues below