ANTHROPOLOGIE WEDDINGS SET TO PREVIEW FALL 2026 COLLECTION AT NEW YORK BRIDAL FASHION WEEK
Featuring 22 exclusive gowns from a curated roster of globally renowned designers, Anthropologie Weddings will unveil its Fall 2026 collection today
PHILADELPHIA, (PERLA) -- Anthropologie Weddings, the thoughtfully curated bridal destination from global lifestyle retailer Anthropologie, will preview its Fall 2026 Collection at New York Bridal Fashion Week, on October 13. The exclusive preview will offer a first look at the collection ahead of its retail rollout, which will be available to shop online and in-stores beginning November 9.
At the heart of the Fall 2026 collection is a lineup of 22 exclusive gowns designed in partnership with coveted bridal houses, including Rish, Divine Atelier, Jenny Yoo, and Watters, as well as original styles from Anthropologie's in-house bridal label, BHLDN. Ranging from $1,250 to $4,000, the assortment highlights ready-to-wear styles boasting delicate lace details, elegant skirt silhouettes, tea-stained ivories, elevated plissé textures and structured corsetry.
"We are thrilled to debut our Fall collection during New York Bridal Fashion Week," said Holly Thrasher, Chief Merchandising Officer of Women's. "We've partnered with some of the most exciting names in bridal to create a collection that feels romantic, modern, and full of discovery—from luminous fabrics and unexpected textures to beautifully reimagined lace. The collection includes gowns created exclusively for Anthropologie Weddings, offering our brides something truly special that they won't find anywhere else."
This season, Anthropologie Weddings brings a modern sensibility to romantic bridal dressing, with fresh silhouettes, beautiful textures, and distinctive details. The Fall 2026 collection brings the Anthropologie Weddings aesthetic to life through polished satin, romantic embroidery, rich textures, and classic silhouettes with unexpected details. An intentional selection of veils offers an additional way for brides to personalize each look.
"For this collection, we wanted the setting to feel as considered as the assortment itself." said Jisoo Kang, Global Chief Creative Officer at Anthropologie." The character of the vintage Pullman train gave us a beautiful backdrop to highlight the contrast between historic details and modern silhouettes, while allowing us to showcase the collection across the many moments of the wedding experience."
Beyond the collection, Anthropologie Weddings is also continuing to expand its physical retail presence, adding three new dedicated wedding shop-in-shops in Bridgewater, New Jersey, Carmel, California and Franklin, Tennessee, within Anthropologie stores this year, with two additional locations planned to open in Amherst, New York, and Wichita, Kansas, before the end of the fiscal year.
The Anthropologie Weddings in-store experience offers a personalized approach to bridal shopping through complimentary one-on-one appointments. Brides can book appointments with dedicated stylists to try-on bridal gowns and build a cohesive wardrobe for every celebration; from ceremony and reception to accessories and bridesmaid styles.
"Shopping for a wedding gown should be an unforgettable, joy-filled experience tailored entirely to the bride's individual vision," said Haleh Khosrowpour, Weddings Director at Anthropologie. "Our complimentary styling appointments allow us to build a true connection with our brides. Whether she is discovering her dream dress, building a full collection of event looks, or selecting cohesive bridesmaid styles, our team is there to make the process effortless and magical from start to finish."
The Anthropologie Weddings Fall 2026 Gown Collection will be available online and in Anthropologie Weddings shops nationwide beginning November 9. Brides are invited to book complimentary one-on-one appointments with dedicated stylists to explore the collection, discover their perfect gown, and curate complete head-to-toe wedding wardrobes.
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