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Fall 2026 Couture Wedding Looks: Dior, Iris van Herpen, and More

other · 2026-07-09

The Paris fall 2026 couture shows delivered extensive wedding fashion inspiration, with 87 looks across collections. Jonathan Anderson's Christian Dior finale gown drew attention, especially after he designed Taylor Swift's couture wedding dress the prior weekend. Ashi Studio proposed lace-covered parasols for the aisle, while Elie Saab showed suits with trains. Manish Malhotra made his couture debut with sculptural garments. Iris van Herpen presented a cream and metallic look inspired by sonic vibrations of stars and fractal energy patterns, as she told Vogue. The collections included options for pre-wedding events, bridal and groom suiting, and bejeweled party dresses. The roundup featured designers such as Schiaparelli, Rahul Mishra, ArdAzAei, Chanel, Georges Hobeika, Alexis Mabille, Ronald van der Kemp, Balenciaga, Tamara Ralph, Robert Wun, Zuhair Murad, Jean Paul Gaultier, Rami Al Ali, Francesco Scognamiglio, and Standing Ground.

Key facts

  • Paris fall 2026 couture shows featured wedding-ready looks across collections.
  • Jonathan Anderson designed Taylor Swift's couture wedding gown the weekend prior.
  • Ashi Studio showcased lace-covered parasols for wedding aisles.
  • Elie Saab presented suits with trains.
  • Manish Malhotra made his couture debut with sculptural garments.
  • Iris van Herpen's cream and metallic look was inspired by sonic vibrations of stars and fractal energy patterns.
  • 87 looks were rounded up across the collections.
  • Designers included Dior, Schiaparelli, Iris van Herpen, Chanel, Balenciaga, and more.

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Christian Dior
  • Ashi Studio
  • Elie Saab
  • Schiaparelli
  • Rahul Mishra
  • ArdAzAei
  • Chanel
  • Georges Hobeika
  • Alexis Mabille
  • Ronald van der Kemp
  • Balenciaga
  • Tamara Ralph
  • Robert Wun
  • Zuhair Murad
  • Jean Paul Gaultier
  • Rami Al Ali
  • Francesco Scognamiglio
  • Standing Ground
  • Vogue

Locations

  • Paris
  • France

Sources