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In the Spring 2012 bridal collections we once again see color, beige in particular.

Last weekend we saw a slew of beige-based gowns float down the runway at Romona Keveza, Monique Lhuillier and Watters and Watters, among others.

Could beige become the new ivory? Beige offers brides the choice of an intriguingly soft, romantic and atypical hue while not being too bold. Trends come and go, but for a certain set of brides the movement from traditional colors continues.

XOXO, Erin & Raya

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Frothy beige and pale peach gowns at Monique Lhuillier

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Textured beige gowns at Romona Keveza Couture

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Golden beige at Rosa Clara and St. Pucchi

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A touch of peach at Watters and Watters

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If we’ve learned anything from ogling over the fresh crop of bridal gowns, it’s that color is IN. And while white is the most popular traditional, classic and clean choice, as we’ve mentioned previously: brides have more choices than ever.

This past Bridal Market Vera Wang offered up frothy hues of gray and nude while we saw fairly tale blue sparkles at Ines Di Santo. Romona Kaveza presented bold blue and green gowns at her most recent show, and Oscar de la Renta unveiled dresses in soft of blue and pink.

Color has never been cooler.

Celebrity and red-carpet glamour continues to influence bridal trends for 2010! Slinky fishtail dresses and movie-star style halterneck gowns need plenty of accessorizing.  Think strappy shoes, sparkle and statement jewelery! Vintage is still the most fashionable trend for 2010. Whether you’re going for 1920s, 1940s or 1960s, glamour and glitter will add flare to the vintage theme.

From vintage crystal combs to fabulous flowers and feathers, 2010’s must-have accessories are truly one of a kind. Check out our collection of bridal headbands, clips, pins, combs that compliment your personal style. Birdcage veils are also a very hot trend right now.