Bridal Fashion Week 2019: The most beautiful and bizarre looks

Spring is here, the flowers have bloomed and brides planning to tie the knot in late 2019 or 2020 are getting ready to pick the wedding gown of their dreams. To that end, some of New York's most in-demand bridal designers have been showing off their newest collections. Click forward to see the looks and trends that will be coming down an aisle near you.

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For her 59th bridal collection, Vera Wang experimented with different silhouettes and necklines and added pops of the gray tones she favors for her ready-to-wear collections.

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On April 12, Amsale showed its second collection since the death of founder Amsale Aberra just over a year ago. Now under the direction of her handpicked successor, Margo LaFontaine, the fashion house has launched Amsale X You, which lets brides customize their dresses from the ground up, choosing their bodice, skirt and optional belts from three decades' worth of couture patterns.

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Reem Acra's collection could appeal to risk takers and brides with legs for days.

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This year marked the first bridal collection from Vietnamese-born designer Phuong My, who experimented with hats, pantsuits and color. “Red is one of the most popular colors for bridal in Asia,” My told the Associated Press. “A little color doesn’t hurt anyone.

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