Anthropologie Weddings Unveils Romantic Fall 2026 Collection at NYBFW

The 24-gown lineup includes collaborations with Jenny Yoo, Watters, Divine Atelier and Rish


Framed by mirrored walls, vine-covered murals and velvet drapes, bridal models in polished satin, intricate embroidery and lace whispered across hardwood floors. 

“Welcome aboard the romance express,” Anthropologie Weddings declared on an entryway sign as it unveiled its Fall 2026 collection Tuesday at Hotel Chelsea during New York Bridal Fashion Week (NYBFW). The Sectional had an up-close-and-personal look at the assortment, which offers a bounty of detail, texture, and a sense of quiet opulence. 

Anthropologie bridal 2026 NYBFW | The Sectional

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The collection includes collaboration pieces with well-known bridal houses such as Jenny Yoo, Watters, Divine Atelier, and Rish, as well as those dreamt up by Anthropologie’s BHLDN. Two dozen exclusive gowns make up the collection, which is texture-forward and features varied silhouettes.

Holly Thrasher, chief merchandising officer of Women’s for Anthropologie, said the brand was thrilled to debut at NYBFW.

“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,” Thrasher said in a release. 

Anthropologie wedding bridal collection NYBFW | The Sectional

Photo credit: Anthropologie

The ready-to-wear styles are priced from $1,250 to $4,000 and are characterized by details such as embroidery, lace, tea-stained ivory shades, plissé texture, and corsetry. Skirt silhouettes vary, offering looks that should appeal to a wide range of tastes.

While the preview offered a peek at the new gowns, wedding-guest dresses, and more, the collection is not yet available for purchase. The dresses crafted by Watters will be released on October 26, with the official retail rollout beginning on November 9 and continuing in the following days.  

Morgan Hines

Morgan Hines is a travel, fashion and food writer, reporter and creator based in New York City. Her work has been published in USA TODAY, Forbes, Hotels Above Par, Slate, Shape, Women's Wear Daily, Footwear News, PhocusWire, The Hartford Courant, Washington City Paper, SurvivorNet and more. She holds a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University and a bachelor's degree in history from Georgetown University. Follow her on Instagram and subscribe to her Substack, Getting Dressed for Dinner.  

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