If you’re a female between the ages of twenty and thirty-five, chances are that as of this moment, at least one friend has roped you into being in her upcoming wedding. Hopefully, your friend is, first and foremost, not a bridezilla. But it’s also nice when your friend has a flair for fashion. Whoever said that bridesmaid dresses had to be ugly, shapeless sacks of fug? Lucky for you, the latest trend in bridesmaid dresses is toward modern, wearable frocks from top designers, with no butt bows in sight! These designer selections are so beautiful and budget-minded, you just might want to wear them again.

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Ann Taylor Weddings

The simple, flattering silk dresses in Ann Taylor’s bridesmaids collection are plain enough to be styled and customized in limitless ways. Yet even on their own, they’re perfect for parties and semiformal occasions.


White by Vera Wang for David’s Bridal

The grande dame of wedding wear just debuted a new line of affordably priced bridesmaid dresses for discount retailer David’s Bridal. The dresses feature sophisticated silhouettes and modern detailing, as well as interchangeable accessories like sashes and crystal clips.


J.Crew Bridesmaids

The key to a rewearable bridesmaid dress is avoiding fabrics like heavy, stiff peau de soie satin. J.Crew’s collection of romantic but functional dresses comes in floaty silks and chiffons—perfect for cocktail or garden parties.


Cynthia Rowley for The Dessy Group

Dessy is already known for its dazzling array of Pantone colors to coordinate the wedding party, but its latest collaboration with designer Cynthia Rowley has resulted in kicky, youthful cocktail and floor-length dresses in lightweight satins and sateens.


ML Monique Lhuillier Bridesmaids

Like the rest of Lhuillier’s bridesmaids line , this asymmetrical dress with a ruched top and full skirt can be bought off the rack—no advance ordering or pricy alterations required!


Carol Hannah Bridesmaids

The breakout star and third-place finisher from Project Runway’s sixth season, Carol Hannah Whitfield launched her bridal collection in 2010. The dresses are feminine and spirited and are made in easygoing jersey.


Badgley Mischka Bridesmaids

Although they’re known for couture wedding gowns and red carpet looks, the design duo’s bridesmaids line is not only chic and sophisticated, but surprisingly affordable.


BCBG Max Azria

Contemporary women’s designers are making it easy to find stylish and flattering bridesmaid dresses by offering versatile monochromatic looks that )

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