New Wedding Dresses from Oscar de la Renta, Reem Acra

We're in love with these gorgeous new gowns from Oscar de la Renta. It's the same timeless beauty and elegance that we've come to expect -- but check out that shorter skirt on the far right! Too cute!

And after the jump, new wedding dresses from Reem Acra. Bridal fashion week is officially winding down, but we like to think we've saved some of the best for last.

Check out our complete bridal fashion week coverage here. Reem Acra images by Clark + Walker Studio; Oscar images Courtesy of Oscar de la Renta.

New Wedding Dresses from Marchesa and Judd Waddell

Marchesa always manages to exceed our expectations. This season included full skirts, barely-there illusion necklines and delicately embroidered and beaded details. Check out the photos above and below.

We also love these new dresses from Judd Waddell that have an instantly classic feel.

Images by Clark + Walker Studio.

New Wedding Dresses from Angel Sanchez, Elizabeth Fillmore and Badgley Mischka

We love the feminine, yet sophisticated appeal of Angel Sanchez. This season was both structured and soft, with pink accents on some of the gowns. Check out the line above and in the two rows below.

These new wedding dresses from Badgley Mischka are to die for! Check out those pretty gold creations (didn't we tell you gold was the new blush?), sculptural silhouettes and bespoke tailoring -- all of the hallmarks of a classic Badgley bride.

Elizabeth Fillmore is always known for her gauzy, ethereal designs and this year the dresses look positively goddess-like. We love the delicate lace and and gorgeous silhouettes. Check them out below.

Check our gown gallery for the latest photos straight from the runway. Images courtesy of the designer and by Clark + Walker Studio.

Sexy Gowns from La Femme and Pretty Wedding Dresses from Anjolique

We love Anjolique for their flirty, figure-flattering designs; brides love Anjolique for their totally affordable price points. This season, the wedding dress company offered up full tulle skirts, lace applique trumpet style gowns and slim fitting sheath gowns too. We especially love the gown in the middle photo with the crystal detailing at the bodice. (more after the jump!)

And if the dresses above, from La Femme, look like they've got a familiar style, it's probably because these guys are the official designers for Dancing with the Stars. So what does that mean for you? A sexy silhouette that's sure to sparkle and move on the dance floor. We love the matte sequins in the strapless gold dress (above left). It's got just the right amount of sparkle without feeling gaudy.

Check our gown gallery for dresses from the hottest designers. All images by Clark + Walker Studio.

Gorgeous New Gowns from Exponovias by Rosa Clara

You might know Rosa Clara for the gorgeous gold dresses we called out earlier (those flowy goddess-like creations?). We also love Exponovias by Rosa Clara, this line of elegant, soft and feminine gowns. There are fashion forward styles (like the bodice, above right) and more classic lacey styles (like the middle gown) and a few that just we know will be instantly timeless (like the one above left).

Check in to our gown gallery for more wedding dress photos. Images by Clark + Walker Studio.

Girlie Gowns from Karen Hendrix Couture

Nashville-based designer Karen Hendrix knows a thing or two about adding elements of sass to her bridal collection. We love these dresses for their intricate three-dimensional shapes, over-the-top ruffles and of course, that killer hat. Karen Hendrix is still relatively new to the bridal world, and we can't wait to see what creative ideas she has in store for us next season.

Check out the latest runway shows from bridal fashion week in our gown gallery. All images by Clark + Walker Studio.

Swarovski Tiaras by Halo & Co and Urban Angels and Pearl Jewelry from The Windsor Company

Last season we were so excited to see Halo & Co and their beautiful tiaras. Though they didn't get to dress the princess, their crowns and tiaras are certainly royal-worthy. This season, Halo came back with more couture crowns. We picked out a few of our faves above -- check out the lace, pearl and crystal headband on the left. We love the delicate detailing of the fabric and the chunky crystal touches (did we mention that each piece is handmade -- hello one-of-a-kind!). For a more understated look, we chose this ribbon headband with a floral and leaf motif made of Swarovski crystals and pearls. But we couldn't leave without snapping a shot of this beauty -- a true tiara, complete with glamorous crystal accents.

Next up we saw Urban Angels -- Halo & Co's newest jewelry line. The designs have the same beautiful detailing (and a great price point!). We love the simplicity of this line -- especially the use of classic mother of pearl and crystal elements. All of these headbands would be the perfect addition to your ceremony look (like under your veil) or a quick change for your reception.

Last, but not least, The Windsor Company showcased their simple yet classic designs. Their jewelry, made out of the finest Swarovski crystals (and glass Swarovski pearls), is a choice addition to any wedding dress. We're loving this slate-gray pearl bracelet and twisted pearl necklace (with a touch of Swarovski sparkle). But our favorite has to be the lavender necklace on the right. The best part is you can unscrew those crystalized beads to make two separate pieces -- a necklace and a bracelet!

Classic Wedding Dresses from Paloma Blanca and Mikaella Bridal

We're always huge fans of the clean look of an A-line wedding dress. This season, Paloma Blanca introduced some beautiful looks with an updated A-line flare. The first gown has light, airy ruffles that are so feminine, without overshadowing your figure. Our second favorite, the one in the center, has some spectacular pleats on the skirt and a little sparkle at the waist. The last dress is so elegant in its simplicity -- the pleated sweetheart bodice and the full skirt make this gown classic, yet romantic at the same time.

Mikaella Bridal impressed us with some fantastic silhouettes this season. Asymmetrical airy pleats sweep across the first dress, while a ruched bodice and an adorable satin bow finish the look. But our favorite of the line had to be this lacy number. In our opinions, a lace overlay makes any gown look romantic, and this strapless dress is no exception. The tulle sash at your natural waist gathers in the back (photo on the right) to a big bow, while the deep-V adds a touch of sexiness to the gown (plus, we love the little bit of bustle in the train!).

Gorgeous Ball Gowns from Katerina Bocci

Our favorite quote of the day came from Katerina Bocci, who simple said when it comes to wedding dresses, "more is more!" Well, we couldn't agree... more. We love her wedding dresses for their over-the-top, glamorous feel. And while the ball gowns will turn heads, it's the intricate detailing and delicate beading that make them instant heirlooms. And, like lots of the other designers we met with, you can feel good about buying these dresses, they're all made in America.

See more brand new wedding dresses in our gown gallery. Images by Clark + Walker Studio.

Ball Gowns and Cocktail Wedding Dresses by Demetrios and Designer Bride

When we walked into Demetrios' suite at bridal market, it was clear what they were experts in, frothy ball gowns. This first gown was our favorite, with a soft airy tulle that's becoming a huge trend. Sparkled bodices were big at Demetrios, as were lace accents. If you're looking for luxe ball gowns with just the right amount of crystal detailing, you've got to check Demetrios out!

Parent company Designer Bride came to this market with a bunch of up-and-coming designers. Coming all the way from Europe to join Designer Bride's group: Novia D'Art. The designer brings us this adorably chic cocktail-length dress with a high lace neckline and, again that frothy, soft tulle that's huge this season. Seasoned veteran Carmen Marc Valvo's dress in the center is a show-stopper with its modern, geometric patterned bodice. The sheath style hangs so beautifully, plus we love the scoop, neck with skinny straps. Designer Bride's newest line L'Atelier 36 (a nod to their 36th Street address here in NYC) showcased some great gowns like this one on the right -- clearly inspired by Pippa's gown (we love the buttons down the back!).