The Spring Summer ready-to-wear shows are renowned for offering up a wealth of beautiful wedding-appropriate attire – and this season – the team at TSO were on the ground at London Fashion Week to hand-pick all the best bridal looks for the season ahead.

The Story: Simone Rocha’s aesthetic is the epitome of romance, known for her voluminous gowns and intricate, ethereal embroideries. Set inside the gothic-surroundings of the medieval Priory Church of St Bartholomew the Great, Rocha’s S/S22 collection was an ode to motherhood, having recently given birth to her second daughter. Rocha’s penchant for romantic layering came through in full force; combining layers of featherweight silks, broderie anglaise, gauze and voluminous taffeta laced with ribbon. A palette of white, lilac mint and pink presented a multitude of tonal options for next seasons wedding-wear.

TSO Loves: Simone’s take on the ‘it’ piece of the season – the bralette. Rocha’s come laden with decorative pearls perfect to repurpose as partywear post-wedding. 

Where to Buy: Simone Rocha, 93 Mount Street, London, W1K2SY

The Story: Set amongst the heavenly cloisters of The Serpentine Gallery, Roksanda’s Summer outing was presented as an interpretive dance performance, setting out to express the emotions encountered throughout the last 18 months of lockdown. The performance fully showcased how Roksanda’s clothes move in all their diaphanous glory; and amongst the looks showcased some stellar options for both classic and contemporary brides alike. If you’ve a penchant for colour, art and statement dressing, look no further than Roksanda Ilincic.  

TSO Loves: The barely-there pink suit in sumptuous silk complete with detachable neck piece. Pair with a red lip and minimal heel and you have yourself the perfect city-bride aesthetic. 

Where to Buy: Roksanda, 9 Mount St, London W1K 3NG

The Story: Celebrating their 15th anniversary, Erdem have built a brand around classic British historical fashion. S/S22 saw the brand present “a love letter to London,” nodding to 1920’s hourglass silhouettes with nipped in waistlines and full skirting, perfect for the classic bride. Elsewhere, exquisite tailoring, detailed laces and romantic broderie anglaise brought a contemporary, textured look to two-piece dressing and cleverly constructed dresses. 

TSO Loves: The simple yet serene lines of an asymmetric two piece tailored suit-skirt set, featuring an embossed-style texture, lending a history-laden feel to a modern silhouette 

Where to Buy: Erdem, 70 S Audley St, London W1K 2RA

The Story: This young designer has been making waves with her quirky,  romantic, story-lead collections since her graduation from Central St Martins in 2018. This season, her collection was framed about the strength and sensuality of womankind, part protest against the violence against women dominating this years headlines. Her frou-frou silhouettes saw frothy layers of lace, delicate sheers and cut-outs galore meet touch-edged accessories with a Wild West tinge. The Yuhan Wang bride is out to make a strong statement. 

TSO Loves: Wang’s contoured, ruched and asymmetrical sheer dress featuring a drop sleeve and peep shoulder. We’s style over a simple tailored trouser and satin bralette

Where to Buy: yuhanwang.com, Browns

The Story: A wildcard entry into this season’s LFW roundup: Maximilian showed this season as part of young fashion incubator, Fashion East’s line up. This young designer shows enormous promise, with modernist lines and simple, slinky silhouettes encapsulating the spirit of modern-day dressing. And it just so happens, that his closing looks all-in-white caught our eye as an alternative statement for the fashion-forward bride-to-be

TSO Loves: The stunning column dress that mimics liquid in it’s elegant cut and ethereal fabrication

Where to Buy: Net-A-Porter

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