If there’s one day you’re likely to play it safe with makeup, it’s your wedding day. But the beauty looks featured in the Bridal Spring 2019 collections champion taking a risk. From blurred lips to glitter bombs to faux piercings, these weren’t your typical wedding hair and makeup looks. For all the traditionalists out there, several stylists offered subtler takes on makeup and hair trends, including soft orange eyeshadow, shiny lips and flower crowns.
Ready to get inspired? Check out the best wedding makeup and hair looks from the recent bridal collections above.
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Bridal Spring 2019 Beauty
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Lela Rose Bridal Spring 2019
Instead of using elastics to secure models’ low ponies at Lela Rose, the hairstyles were held back by white ribbons tied around the neck.
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Mira Zwillinger Bridal Spring 2019
Attention all winter wedding planners: this is your new makeup template. Despite it being a spring collection, models at Mira Zwillinger looked like they had just stepped in from a snowstorm courtesy of glitter sprinkled throughout their hair, eyebrows and eyelashes.
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Berta Bridal Spring 2019
The braided ponies at Berta looked good coming and going. The pair of plaits started at the forehead and ran down the crown until joining together to form a unified pony at the nape of the neck.
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Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood Bridal Spring 2019
When you’re pushing edgy dresses, the makeup better follow suit. A red blurred lip made it appear we caught the bride right after her first kiss after saying "I do" and the strategically placed shimmering eye makeup really made peepers pop.
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Adam Zohar Bridal Spring 2019
Models wore faux septum piercings for a spin on bling.
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Viktor & Rolf Bridal Spring 2019
Got short hair and don’t want to spend a chunk of your wedding budget on a hairstylist? Simply hold back your strands with an embellished headband worn along the crown a la Viktor & Rolf.
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Viktor & Rolf Bridal Spring 2019
Designers have been pushing shorter and shorter veils of late, but this one is more like the balaclavas we saw (everywhere) on the Fall 2018 runways.
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Reem Acra Bridal Spring 2019
Fresh floral arrangements topped off hair — with and without veils — at Reem Acra. The blooms were frequently coordinated with corresponding bouquets.
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Isabelle Armstrong Bridal Spring 2019
Isabelle Armstrong relied on pastel bob wigs and red eye makeup brushed up to brows to complement her dresses.
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Naeem Khan Bridal Spring 2019
While a mohawk isn’t your typical wedding day ‘do, it sure was a head-turner at Naeem Khan, especially when a veil was attached.
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Watters Bridal Spring 2019
Orange eyeshadow is still trending and Watters opted to surround models’ eyes in apricot halos for a sunset effect.
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Alyne by Rita Vinieris Bridal Spring 2019
Nothing says boho like skinny braided pigtails. Embellished ropes were woven in for added texture.
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Jenny Packham Bridal Spring 2019
Cover up your updo with a colorful netted veil attached to a headband. Follow Jenny Packham’s lead and match the veil to your gown’s waistband.
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Theia Bridal Spring 2019
Theia proved a smoky eye can work for your wedding — as long as it’s paired with soft pink blush and shiny pink lips.
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Oleg Cassini Bridal Spring 2019
For this look seen on the Oleg Cassini runway, hair was partially pinned back for a haphazard yet polished ‘do that’s too pretty to hide behind a veil.
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