Wang describes the collection as a “study in femininity and romance [that] celebrates the wedding gown in a new take on classicism and ornamentation.”

“Beautiful dream. The symbolism of Red. Boldly romantic, charming, protective, grand, seductive, sexy. From dahlia to scarlet, crimson and vermillion. A celebration of love.” – Vera Wang

“Beautiful dream. The symbolism of Red. Boldly romantic, charming, protective, grand, seductive, sexy. From dahlia to scarlet, crimson and vermillion. A celebration of love.” – Vera Wang

Ball gowns and ballerina gowns, Vera Wang paid homage to the Paris Opera and Edgar Degas for her Fall 2012 bridal collection.A walk down the aisle and dancing in the groom’s arms – these wedding gowns are perfection personifie

Ball gowns and ballerina gowns, Vera Wang paid homage to the Paris Opera and Edgar Degas for her Spring 2012 bridal collection.A walk down the aisle and dancing in the groom’s arms – these wedding gowns are perfection personified.

Ball gowns and ballerina gowns, Vera Wang paid homage to the Paris Opera and Edgar Degas for her Spring 2012 bridal collection.A walk down the aisle and dancing in the groom’s arms – these wedding gowns are perfection personified.

Ball gowns and ballerina gowns, Vera Wang paid homage to the Paris Opera and Edgar Degas for her Spring 2012 bridal collection.A walk down the aisle and dancing in the groom’s arms – these wedding gowns are perfection personified.

Ball gowns and ballerina gowns, Vera Wang paid homage to the Paris Opera and Edgar Degas for her Spring 2012 bridal collection.A walk down the aisle and dancing in the groom’s arms – these wedding gowns are perfection personified.

Ball gowns and ballerina gowns, Vera Wang paid homage to the Paris Opera and Edgar Degas for her Spring 2012 bridal collection.A walk down the aisle and dancing in the groom’s arms – these wedding gowns are perfection personified.

“I try to keep the vocabulary interesting,” Vera Wang said about her Fall Winter 2010 2011 Wedding Dresses Collection. “It’s not a formulaic design process. It’s all organic, about feeling it.”

Her jumping off point for inspiration this season was Cecil Beaton’s costuming and art direction for “My Fair Lady,” the 1964 screen adaptation of the musical starring Audrey Hepburn. Juxtapositions of black and white combined with Wang’s stunning sculptural fabric manipulations made this bridal collection feel strikingly new with a sophistication unsurpassed in the current bridal market.