Princess Dresses

Spotted: Amy Kuschel, Fall 2010
Why we love it: It’s a splendidly refined design with standout details such as a bubble hem, ruched waistband and crumb-catcher bodice.
See the entire Amy Kuschel collection.

Spotted: Vera Wang, Fall 2010
Why we love it: Several of the hottest trends of the season—pops of black and asymmetry—combine to create one drool-worthy dress. A one-shoulder style is a refreshing alternative to the traditional strapless option.
See the entire Vera Wang collection.

Spotted: Wtoo, Fall 2010
Why we love it: This gown’s sophisticated streamlined silhouette and sweetheart neckline are super-flattering. A touch of lace draws the eye in at the waist.
See the entire Wtoo collection.

Spotted: Anne Barge, Fall 2010
Why we love it: A full tea-length skirt has a charming ’50’s vibe and is perfect for showing off a terrific pair of shoes! Delicate floral detailing is totally on trend.
See the entire Anne Barge collection.

Spotted: Reem Acra, Spring 2010
Why we love it: This dress, inspired by Cinderella herself, is the ultimate something blue! Gorgeous gold trim (and a matching veil) completes the look.
See the entire Reem Acra collection.

Spotted: Kenneth Pool, Spring 2010
Why we love it: It’s the epitome of a classic ballgown with a strapless fitted bodice and voluminous skirt. Elegant embroidered detail adds to this gown’s regal appeal.
See the entire Kenneth Pool collection.

Spotted: Romona Keveza, Spring 2010
Why we love it: In a cheerful shade of pale yellow, this unique gown has us dreaming of fields of spring flowers. Love the layered tulle skirt, too.
See the entire Romona Keveza collection.

Spotted: Carolina Herrera, Spring 2010
Why we love it: It’s a work of art—literally! Taking a cue from Claude Monet’s famed water lilies, this hand-painted ballgown is utterly exquisite.
See the entire Carolina Herrera collection.