celebpeek
  • Home
  • Bollywood
  • Hollywood
  • Lifestyle
  • Fashion
celebpeek
  • Music
  • Celebrity News
  • Events
  • TV & Streaming
Home » Bridal
Tag:

Bridal

18 Best Bridal Pajamas for the Wedding, Honeymoon, and Beyond
Fashion

18 Best Bridal Pajamas for the Wedding, Honeymoon, and Beyond

by jummy84 November 16, 2025
written by jummy84

The checklist for your wedding can seem unending, but once you’ve sorted out the important things (namely, the wedding dress) picking out the rest really can be fun. Start small with some bridal pajamas that make getting ready on the big day feel even more special—and as a bonus, it’ll be one less thing you have to think about buying for your honeymoon wardrobe.

As anyone who has ever gotten married or been a bridesmaid will tell you, there’s a lot of waiting around on the actual wedding day, and it’s made infinitely better when done in comfy loungewear. So whether you’re shopping for yourself or planning to treat your entire bridal party to a pajama set, it’s worth spending a little time hunting down the perfect pairing. Or, if you’re in a time crunch, you could simply shop our edit.

Vogue’s Guide to the Best Bridal Pajamas, Dresses, and Robes:

The Silky Cami Set

Petite Plume Mulberry silk short pajamas

Jump to review

One thing to keep in mind: whatever sleepwear you choose, opt for pieces you can slip on or off without compromising your hair and makeup. A short set that’s loose and breathable is equal parts practical and elegant—particularly if you pick a PJ set in silk. (For those looking for something with a little more personality, we found a feather-accented pant set sure to delight.) Prefer a nightgown? Long or short, you can’t go wrong with a slip dress. And as for a bridal robe, the very best ones feature dainty lace trim and sloping kimono-style sleeves. You’ll want to swan about in one all day—but you have a wedding dress to get to, so enjoy the ease while you can.

Without further ado, scroll to shop 18 of the best bridal pajamas, slips, and robes currently on the market.

Pretty Pajamas

Ensure your bridal pajamas stand out from all the others in your collection by prioritizing special details. Lace gives a short-sleeve set an utterly romantic feel, while a feather trim offers a fanciful touch to long-sleeve and pants coordinates. If sleek simplicity is your bliss, you can’t go wrong with Lunya’s washable silk set (it’s a best-seller); though for something airier you can bring on your beach honeymoon, Lake’s ruffle cotton cami set is a breathable option.

Petite Plume

Mulberry silk short pajamas

Easy Dresses

Luxe white slips and nighties abound, but practically speaking, a simpler design will serve you best on the big day. That doesn’t mean disregarding luxury altogether: Intimissimi’s delicately lace-trimmed silk slip is cut on the bias for the perfect body-skimming silhouette, while Olivia Von Halle’s low-back midi slip exudes 90s minimalism. Meanwhile, the two-tone floral Chantilly on Carine Gilson’s dress sets it apart from other bridal PJs with some vintage-inspired charm.

Romantic Robes

Whether you choose to layer your bridal robe over your pajama set or simply toss one over your lingerie in the lead-up to stepping into your wedding dress, this is the ultimate getting-ready piece. (If you have bridesmaids, they also make a sweet gift for your bridal party. No matching monograms required—although Fleur du Mal’s design does come with the word “Bride” etched onto the back in delicate pearls.) Classic silhouettes with interesting accents will forever look chic in your wedding photos, be it lace-trimmed sleeves, frilly organic cotton, or embroidered silk. For an affordable option, Eberjey’s lace mini robe is a great choice—but if you’re going for drama, a longer style like these from Lunya and Petite Plume are made to impress.

November 16, 2025 0 comments
0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
The 8 Top Bridal Fashion Trends for Fall 2026
Fashion

The 8 Top Bridal Fashion Trends for Fall 2026

by jummy84 November 16, 2025
written by jummy84

Your wedding day is meant to be the happiest day of your life. You’re marrying the love of your life, wearing the dress of your dreams, and stepping into a new chapter surrounded by beauty, promise, and anticipation. And while love itself may be timeless, bridal fashion certainly isn’t. Today’s brides are embracing the season in which they’re marrying, choosing gowns that reflect not only their style but also the world around them.

This shift is reshaping the bridal landscape. Just like ready-to-wear, bridal fashion also has its own seasons. For the spring and fall, designers debut new collections, offering brides-to-be a richer range of options and the freedom to find something that truly reflects their moment and personal style. And that’s exactly what they showed during Fall 2026 Bridal Fashion Week, which took place in October in New York—and, Who What Wear editors were there in person to get a first glimpse of what is new and next in terms of bridal fashion trends.

Among established and emerging designers, one theme stood out this season: freedom. Freedom of choice, of expression, and of mood. Brides are no longer confined to a single aesthetic—they can be sleek, maximal, romantic, bold, or all of the above. This idea was showcased through sculptural lace dresses that combined floral embroidery with structured gowns, sleek and simple slip dresses that were all about the intricate details, and liquid-like fabrics that draped naturally, much like water flowing from a river. Color palettes also moved beyond classic white into soft ivory and muted champagne tones. But that’s far from all. Keep reading to discover more about the most elegant bridal dress trends to know for fall 2026.

(Image credit: Elly Sofocli; Kaviar Gauche; Emilia Wickstead; Kyha)

There will always be a time and place for the grand ballgown; however, for the bride who dreams of something sleeker and more understated, the fall 2026 collections offer a wealth of minimalist designs that don’t compromise on impact. Australian-based label Kyha redefined simplicity, introducing gowns that seamlessly blend bridalwear and ready-to-wear—think slip dresses with delicate lace embellishments, softly draped cowl necklines, and open-back designs. Meanwhile, Emilia Wickstead, known for its refined and traditionally modest aesthetic, unveiled a striking form-fitting gown featuring an exposed back and a statement-making, angular train. Perhaps the most compelling aspect of these refined dresses is their versatility. These gowns can be worn for the rehearsal dinner or wedding reception and then again for a white-attire party, or they can be dyed black for another occasion.

Victoria Beckham, Lace-Trimmed Satin Gown

Victoria Beckham

Lace-Trimmed Satin Gown

Marmar Halim, Ana Crêpe and Chiffon Gown

Marmar Halim

Ana Crêpe and Chiffon Gown

KYHA, Azolla Dress

A collage of liquid-like wedding gowns.

(Image credit: Margot Bridal; Alexandra Grecco; Floure; Kyha)

Fabric and texture, both together and alone, told their own story for fall. Specifically, satin or silk—materials that naturally catch the light and move easily—paired with draping or pleating techniques, evoked the serene, flowing nature of water. We saw this at Floure, Alexandra Grecco, Kyha, and Margot Bridal, mostly in two silhouettes—strapless and spaghetti strap styles that fell effortlessly down the arms. Each evoked movement that felt almost alive—soft, rippling, and endlessly romantic. This dress trend is a quiet kind of luxury: less about embellishment, more about how the fabric itself shapes the moment.

Sinclair Embellished Wool and Silk-Blend Plissé-Mikado Halterneck Gown

DANIELLE FRANKEL

Sinclair Gown

Kyha, Iver Gown

Victoria Beckham, Draped Satin Gown

Victoria Beckham

Draped Satin Gown

a collage of wedding gowns with the trend name "sculptural romance"

(Image credit: Kyha; Margot Bridal; Floure; Jenny Yoo)

Another standout trend for fall was the interplay between structure and softness—sculpted silhouettes paired with delicate lace or romantic florals. The result is a look that feels modern while evoking a sense of old-world romance. Many designers continued with visible corsetry and outer boning—which we’ve seen in past seasons—that cinched the waist before giving way to free-flowing skirts or A-line shapes. Some gowns were entirely enveloped in lace or floral appliqués, while others featured just a hint of embellishment—enough to suggest romance without overpowering the silhouette. But it didn’t end there. Accessories completed the sculptural, romantic, and distinctly vintage vibe: full lace veils, slim black ribbons tied neatly at the neck, and opera-length gloves elevated each look.

Danielle Frankel, Evie Dress

Danielle Frankel

Evie Dress

Wasp Corset With Carnation Embroidery

Ana Radu Floral-Appliqué Draped Gown | Xs

Ana Radu

Floral-Appliqué Gown

a collage of bridal outerwear with the trend name "bridal outerwear."

(Image credit: Markarian; Kaviar Gauce; One Of; Alexandra Grecco)

One of the more surprising fall trends was outerwear. And we’re not talking about boleros, shrugs, or capes, which we saw last season. Fall 2026 brides will embrace full-on jackets, including tailored or cropped blazers and long overcoats—all chic and functional, especially for brides who are getting married in a place that is expected to have a chill in the air. Whether styling a textured blazer with a matching skirt for a courthouse look or layering a long coat over a gown for the cocktail hour or reception, these pieces add personality and individuality, all while making a statement. It’s important to note that these pieces are far from an afterthought—each jacket was designed to complement the gown or bottom it was paired with, enhancing its silhouette rather than competing with it.