Bridal Market: Your Bridal Style.
When all eyes are on you, nothing will emphasize your personal bridal style more than your choice in wedding gowns.  The top bridal designers in the world showcased their newest designs in New York, and we’ve created a preview of some of the gowns.

1. The Classic Bride
The strapless A-line gown is considered a classic for a reason -- it's the most universally flattering silhouette, and brides have been bearing their shoulders for decades. Priscilla of Boston brings us this timeless full-skirted A-line with a delicately ruched bodice accented with the subtlest of beading. Acres of silk chiffon add a princess feel, and the structured bustline accentuates curves for just the slightest touch of sultriness. Beautiful. (Photo: Tat Leong)

2. The Vintage Bride
Junko Yoshioka channeled Jean Harlow for what may be the sexiest vintage-inspired bridal gown we've ever seen. Ever. Not for the faint of heart, this diaphonous chiffon wrap-around features voluminous bell sleeves as well as a collar trimmed in fur, a look that would be positively carnal if not beautifully balanced by the flowing white fabric. Blending golden Hollywood glamour with modern bridal fashion has never looked more breathtaking. (Photo: Joseph Sinnot)

3. The Natural Bride
The light and airy look of this delicate Angel Sanchez gown moves effortlessly from garden wedding to breezy beachside affair. Dainty ribbon accents that criss-cross the waist and weave gracefully to the hem of the flowing chiffon skirt add detail that's romantic without feeling artificial. The gown's clean look and fluid lines lend themselves perfectly to the Natural Bride's aesthetic -- sparkle-free sophistication at its finest. (Photo: Luke Walker)

4. The Rebel Bride
We'd be hard-pressed to find a designer that can twist timeless bridal fashion more beautifully than St. Pucci. A rich pattern of ribbon, beading, embroidery, lace, and silk flowers heavily embellish a regal A-line that absolutely dazzles. Cap sleeves encrusted with crystals add edge to an otherwise classic shoulder, and the overall look of this gown says "amazing" rather than "ageless." Let the rebellion begin. (Photo: Tat Leong)

5. The Red Carpet Bride
Worthy of a wedding stalked by the paparazzi, this Priscilla of Boston trumpet gown definitely demands attention. The sexy silhouette is tempered with the sweetness of lace, while the full fishtail of the skirt adds a fairy-tale feel to an otherwise form-fitting sheath. Delicate and dramatic at the same time, this dress blends the best of both worlds. Well done. (Photo: Tat Leong)