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New York's Spring 2027 Runways Are Doing Double Duty as a Bridal Trousseau

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This season's New York Fashion Week shows turned up an unusual number of looks with an obvious wedding-day sensibility, even though none of the collections were staged as bridal presentations. The runways weren't billed as aisle-ready, but the pieces made the case on their own. For anyone building a wedding wardrobe beyond the traditional gown, spring 2027 just supplied a season's worth of options.

With reporting from Vogue.

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