Inbal Dror chose Carnegie Hall as their location of choice for the brand’s fall 2017 bridal show. An ideal location it is for a bridal brand that has established a reputation for high-end couture-like bridal gowns.
For fall 2017 Inbal Dror drew heavily from the continuing ruffle trend, high-low gowns, and trans-seasonal design aesthetics that both use fall and spring fabrications. While Dror leaned toward trends that are currently in vogue, there was still a traditional perspective to the collection that went beyond contemporary bridal motivations.
Dror also revealed a softer, more feminine aspect to her bridal collection this season. There were a lot of ruffle embellishments, 3-D floral embellishments, sequined vine embroidery, and ombre petals. Dror’s inclusion of the ruffle trend in this collection popped up in organza ruffled trains, full skirts with ruffled trim, lace ruffle trim, and organza ruffled skirts.
There was also lots of silver embellishments in this collection, reminiscing the silvery chill of winter. And as we have come to expect, there was a youthful charm to this collection that reflects Dror’s preference for the nubile, svelte bridal customer.
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Standout looks in the collection were Dror’s ivory fully silver beaded sequined lace short can-can dress, silver rose and vine motif fully embroidered long sleeve gown with matching train, blush with silver beaded chiffon slip dress with flower burst long sleeve tulle over dress, nude tulle with full ivory vine motif embroidery and full detachable skirt, and nude fully sequined and embroidered shadow lace halter ball gown.
—William S. Gooch
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