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Bridal Gowns Directory

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Macy's Bridal Salon By Demetrios

151 W. 34th St., nr. Seventh Ave., eighth fl.; 212-494-3330; demetriosbride.com

Demetrios James Elias releases up to 70 new styles each year. Silhouettes range from voluminous, elaborately beaded A-line gowns to sleek satin sheaths. This full-service salon also carries bridesmaid dresses, jewelry, headpieces, and veils. Appointments preferred.

Mark Ingram Atelier

110 E. 55th St., nr. Park Ave., eighth fl.; 212-319-6778; markingramatelier.com

This meticulously curated space offers brides-to-be the opportunity to test-drive some of the biggest names in bridal couture, including Monique Lhuillier and Oscar de la Renta (from $5,500). By appointment only.

Matthew Christopher

214 W. 39th St., nr. 55th St., Ste. 400A; 212-938-6820; matthewchristopher.com

Christopher is known for his classic silhouettes, precise use of lace, and emphasis on getting the perfect fit. At his intimate salon, brides can select from over 60 gowns (from $2,800), and he will work with them to customize their selection. His line of veils (from $300) and a selection of accessories (from $100) by Haute Bride are also available. By appointment only.

Mika Inatome Custom Bridal

325 W. 38th St., nr. Eighth Ave., Ste. 407; 212-966-7777; mikainatome.com

Inatome has a reputation as a master of slender, custom­-made mermaid gowns. Her airy loft is filled with 50 sophisticated, timeless dresses ($1,800 to $6,000), and everything is crafted by hand.

Modern Trousseau

552 Seventh Ave., at 40th St., Ste. 301; 212-278-8030; moderntrousseaunyc.com

This atelier uses fine imported silk and lace to craft each custom gown ($2,500 to $6,200). One seamstress creates the dress from start to finish. By appointment only.

Monique Lhuillier

19 E. 71st St., at Madison Ave.; 212-683-3332; moniquelhuillier.com

Well-known for her romantic and feminine gowns—Reese Witherspoon chose one for her big day—­Lhuillier’s latest ready-to-wear collection has offerings for moms and bridesmaids alike. Prices upon request.

Morgane Le Fay

980 Madison Ave., nr. 77th St.; 464 Broome St., nr. Greene St.; 212-879-9700; morganelefay.com

Designer Liliana Casabal’s bridal collection ($1,000 to $5,000, including alterations) features luxe fabrics such as silk, organza, taffeta, duchess satin, and chiffon. (good value)

NearlyNewlywed.com

Buy new and “nearly new” wedding dresses at 50 to 90 percent off the retail price. After the wedding, you may sell the dress back through the site—even if it’s been altered. Dress prices range from $250 to $10,000. (good value)

Nicole Miller

77 Greene St., nr. Spring St.; 212-219-1825; nicolemiller.com

Miller’s understated gowns ($1,200 to $2,600) appeal to the free-spirited bride and often feature impeccable draping, column-style cuts, and sexy open backs. Appointments recommended. (good value)

Panache Bridal Salon

545 Madison Ave., nr. 55th St., third fl.; 212-813-1919; panachebridals.com

Panache brings Beverly Hills glamour to its spacious East Coast salon. Knowledgeable staff will help brides select gowns from a mix of well-known names such as Romona Keveža and indie designers like Rosa Clará (from $4,200). By appointment only.

Paula Varsalona

552 Seventh Ave., nr. 40th St., Ste. 602; 212-221-5600; paulavarsalona.com

Over her career, Varsalona has outfitted 70,000 women for their weddings, though she designs with the type of bride in mind; collections are categorized as “bohemian” or “city chic” to help customers find the right gown. Prices start at $2,000.

Pronovias

14 E. 52nd St., nr. Fifth Ave.; 72 Madison Ave., nr. 28th St., fourth fl.; 212-897-6393; pronovias.com

These romantic gowns flaunt lace, bustier-style corsets, cascades of ruffles, floral embroidery, and flowing trains. Prices upon request. By appointment only.

Reem Acra

240 W. 35th St., nr. Eighth Ave., seventh fl.; 212-421-3200, ext. 20; reemacra.com

Acra’s high-fashion designs hit the right note between red-carpet glamour and pared-down sophistication. Brides adore both the custom couture (prices upon request) and ready-to-wear gowns (from $3,500).

Reformation

156 Ludlow St., at Stanton St.; 23 Howard St., nr. Crosby St..; 212-510-8455; thereformation.com

Long beloved for her ecofriendly ready-to-wear, designer Yael Aflalo also offers a bridal collection featuring floaty dresses in unfussy silhouettes that brides will want to sport long after walking down the aisle. Gowns start at $298. (ecofriendly)

Resurrection

45 Great Jones St., nr. Bowery; 212-625-1374; resurrectionvintage.com

Brides searching for pristine couture dresses (from $850) and vintage jewelry flock to this upscale boutique, which carries designer looks from Chanel, YSL, Versace, and more (vintage)

Ritual

377 Broome St., nr. Mott St.; 212-966-4142; ritualvintage.com

This collector offers a small selection of original wedding dresses ($225 to $1,100) from the 1890s to the present. Delicate Edwardian gowns and Gatsby-esque numbers are highlights. By appointment only. (vintage)

Romona Keveza

1 Rockefeller Plz., nr. 49th St., penthouse 212-207-1080; romonakeveza.com

This designer, who dressed Cheryl Hines for her marriage to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., creates chic and luxurious bridal and cocktail dresses, as well as evening­wear. Prices upon request.

From the Summer 2017 New York Wedding Guide