Weddings Summer 2017 > Brides

Badgley Mischka

The masters of red-carpet glamour have a bridal line that’s classically feminine. T-strap and d’Orsay heels are wrapped in pale shades of satin and feature heavily jeweled ankle straps, with sleek clutches to match. Accessories are available at retailers like Kleinfeld Bridal and Macy’s, with prices starting at $165.(good value)

BCBG Max Azria

Brides can choose from several styles, including slingbacks, pumps, and flats, in a variety of fabrics and colors. Prices start at $195. (good value)

Blue by Betsey Johnson

The goddess of all things bright and patterned, Johnson brings her whimsical touch to shoes that are playful but not over-the-top. Metallic and glittery materials are applied to classic shapes, with occasional laser-cut lace patterns and beads. Prices start at $69. (good value)

Christian Louboutin

This famed designer’s outrageously sexy red-soled shoes aren’t for bashful brides. The bridal collection features the Degrastrass, a white leather pump with crystals at the toe and heel ($1,195).

Diana Broussard

Broussard has designed footwear for Gucci but also has her own line of shoes, which includes the Dom, a classic pump in specchio pewter ($650) that’s favored by brides.

Jimmy Choo

Jimmy Choo’s sparkling 4.7-inch-heel sandal in ivory and satin ($995) is a best bet for brides seeking some height. For a slightly more demure choice, try the navy-and-silver Romy pumps ($675).

Kate Spade New York

Preppy brides in search of Audrey Hepburn–esque heels love the Jackie, an ivory satin pump with an oversize bow ($350). Those looking to shock and awe go for the radiant wedges with silver glitter details ($350).

Yosi Samra

This foldable-flats impresario introduced a bridal line in 2015, with shoes in metallics, lace, nudes, and sequins, plus some with a little marabou pouf on the toe. His ballet-inspired style accommodates a variety of accents, suiting bridesmaids and brides alike. Prices start at $86.

From the Summer 2017 New York Wedding Guide