The deep V-neck wedding dress is back. Once a hallmark of the late 2010s, the plunging neckline may feel nostalgic rather than trend-forward to some brides. But for fall 2027, Australian bridal label Kyha is offering a fresh take on the silhouette and reaffirming its place in the modern bride’s wardrobe.
The standout piece is Bailey, a directional take on the classic ballgown and arguably a hero look from the brand’s latest collection. Crafted from lustrous duchess satin, the gown features artfully placed architectural draping and sculptural folds that flow into a sweeping train. Its fitted bodice and deep V-neckline contrast with the skirt’s exaggerated proportions.
Bailey is just one expression of the design direction behind Kyha’s latest offerings, though. For its new collection, titled Josephine, the line offers 26 pieces that look past any single bridal trend in favor of a more individual approach to wedding dressing.
Inspired by the eclectic spirit of 1970s Spain, Josephine spans necklines, silhouettes, and moods, with options for brides whose personal styles extend well beyond one aesthetic. That diversity is intentional. “We wanted Josephine to reflect that shift towards a more individual approach to bridal style,” says Kyha Scott, the brand’s founder and creative director.
That philosophy also reflects how brides are thinking about their wedding wardrobes. Alongside ballgowns like Bailey, Cleo, and Torres, the collection features fitted, long-sleeve silk dresses like Palma and Lola, and playful minis like Fiorito and Pacha. Together, the styles offer possibilities for every moment—from rehearsal dinner to the after-party.
Whether you’re a bride-to-be starting your search or a fashion lover who enjoys browsing and bookmarking pretty wedding dresses, keep scrolling to discover Kyha’s new collection.
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