And to round out the blog posts about the New York Bridal Show, here is part 2 of the Kelinfeld Bridal Fashion Show!

Yet another Pnina Tornai creation that doesn’t disappoint! This beautiful Chantilly lace gown features Pnina’s signature illusion bodice and a tiered skirt. Price: $11,500

Another trend for 2012 is feathers. This Sophia Moncelli for Kleinfeld gown features ostrich feathers on a trumpeted skirt. Price: $5,300

Here’s another vintage bridal gown with a Valentino-like feel. This silk charmeuse tank dress with a low back is by Pnina Tornai and features rhinestone accents on the waist. Price: $10,000

This champagne colored Judd Waddell gown features a trumpet skirt with a beautiful lace bodice and rhinestone belt. Price: $3,300

A great way to incorporate your wedding colors into your attire is to add a colorful sash. This Edgaro Bonilla wedding dress features a crumb-catcher bodice and is accented with a dark teal ribbon. (I especially love the shape of this dress without the ribbon!) Price: $4,200

In 2012, look for volumized and structured skirts, like this Rivini dress’ raw edge skirt detail dress.

I absolutely love this wedding dress by Dennis Basso, featuring hand-embroidered florets. Price: $4,800

This modern strapless sheath dress by Carol Hannah features raw edge seams. Price: $2,800

When people think “wedding dress”, they typically envision a white ballgown. This fun, flirty organza ballgown by Alita Graham is the quintessential wedding dress. Price: $2,500

I must say that I was so happy to see this come down the runway! This beautiful women’s tuxedo by Douglas Hannant features a plunging neckline and is fabulous for more mature brides, Lesbian brides, or brides who just aren’t fond of dresses!

If you’re a girl who loves her bling, then you’ll love this dress! This Kleinfeld mermaid-style gown features an embroidered dropped waist and a star burst rhinestone pattern. Price: $4,200

It’s a little hard to tell from the photo, but this gorgeous Dennis Basso mermaid gown is a blush pink color, which is a lovely alternative to white or ivory and still keeps that romantic feel. Price: $2,800

This gown is certainly for the more daring bride and probably wouldn’t be church-approved. This Pnina Tornai gown features an ivory beaded illusion bodice. Price: $11,500

Yet another Pnina Tornai gown. This was the show-stopper! The dress is called “Mother of Perla” and is a lace ballgown with a tiered skirt. Price: $32,500

So, let’s recap the dress trends for 2012:

• Lace is making a HUGE comeback (thanks to Kate Middleton, I’m sure!)
• Bling is here to stay!
• Skirts with volume, texture and structure rule the runway.
• Blush Pink is the new white.
• Stapless has some stiff competition – look for more dresses with straps and sleeves.

Ok. Here it is. The post that I know you have ALL been waiting for…the Kleinfeld Fashion Show!

I noticed a lot of trends for 2012, but I’ll keep them short and sweet:

Lace                    Volume                       Bling                 &                     Blush

This Judd Wadell gown is made of ivory lace and features a sweetheart neckline and an ivory satin belt. Price: $4,700

I love the ruched bodice on this classic ball gown by Kenneth Pool for Amsale. Price: $5,600

I absolutely adore the illusion neckline and lace appliques of this Peter Langer dress. Price: $7,300

Here is another classic ball gown, but in organza with some beautiful organza flowers to match. Price: $2,200

Check out the pick up skirt on this dress!! This is a taffeta strapless dropped waist a-line gown by Ian Stuart. Price: $6,200

If you’re looking for a dress with volume, look no further! This Pnina Tornai silk ball gown features floral details on the back. Price: $15,000

Personally, I found this dress to be reminiscent of Kate Moss’ Galliano dress that she wore on her wedding. This dress is a chiffon sheath gown with beading and embroidery and is made by Matthew Williamson. Price: $4,000

This Claire Pettibone dress features gold and silver vintage lace and an empire waist. Price: $3,500

This whimsical Reem Acra dress features a tulle v-neck halter with embroidered flowers. Price: $5,900

I love the “Grecian Goddess” look, so I was naturally drawn to this Matthew Williamson dress as well. This is a spaghetti strap empire waist sheath gown accented with a satin belt. Price: $5,500

How awesome would this dress be for a destination or casual wedding or as a reception dress? This Badgley Mischka strapless chiffon cocktail gown also features a shredded chiffon skirt. Price: $2,900

If you watch TLC’s “Say Yes to the Dress”, then you’re probably already familiar with Kleinfeld designer Pnina Tornai and her signature illusion corsets. This ivory strapless gown features handkerchief cut lace and is certainly for the bride who wants to make a statement! Price: $12,600

Well, that’s all for Part 1! Part 2 of the Kleinfeld Fashion Show to come next week!