Wedding gown styles have changed, but these styles remain classic.
Princess Kate Middleton married Prince William on 29 April, 2011. The dress reminds one of the late Princess Grace Kelly of Monaco's wedding gown.
Wedding dress styles have seen many changes throughout the years. From black dresses all the way back to the 1900s, the flapper, Gatsby styles in the ’20s, the trumpet style dresses of the ’50s to short dresses in the ’60s and the very detailed ’80s dresses.
However, these seven brides have managed to keep it classic and still set the trend and inspiration for many dresses now, and for the future.
Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale tied the knot in 2002. Stefani surprised guests with her unusual, pink-dipped gown.
Princess Diana and Prince Charles married in 1981. Even though the dress was not such an ’80s classic, a list cannot be a list, without Princess Diana.
Classic 1950s. Audrey Hepburn looks flawless in her trumpet-style wedding dress. Still today, many unique brides choose this style.
Although this dress was only for the show, Sex and the City, Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah-Jessica Parker) looked stunning in the haute couture, Vera Wang wedding gown.
A stunner! Princess Grace Kelly of Monaco wed Prince Rainier in 1956. The dress still sets the trend for modest brides.
Marilyn Monroe wed Arthur Miller in 1956 in a Monroe classic, figure-hugging dress.