If you are a bride with simpler tastes, there are plenty of big-day gowns that fit a "less is more" mantra.
By: Mary GillenSeeking a sophisticated gown that doesn't distract from your natural beauty? If embroidery and embellishments aren't your thing, look for styles made of luxe fabrics with sleek lines instead. From silky sheaths to pleated A-line silhouettes, these new gowns prove less is more.
Justin Alexander
The asymmetrical lines of this sheath add definition to your waistline.
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Romona Keveza
This elegant mermaid gown is fit for a royal wedding! This simple, elegant style is definitely something we could see on Ms. Markle.
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Monique Lhuillier
This high-necked, long sleeve gown is a great option for a modest bride.
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Gracy Accad
An Illusion neckline and sleeves add a modern touch to a classic ball gown.
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Allison Webb
Exposed boning and a cuffed neckline gives structure to this figure-flattering A-line.
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Elizabeth Fillmore
Sexy and sleek, this mixed fabric dress has an Old-Hollywood feel.
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Sareh Nouri
With unique lines and dramatic pleating, this gown is pretty and polished.
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Jenny Packham
This wrap dress is effortlessly elegant.
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Reem Acra
Thick straps and a ruched bodice make this A-line gown perfect for every body type.
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Eddy K
Dare to bare with a plunging sweetheart neckline. Plus, we love the hidden side pockets!
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