And the Bride Wore Pants...

Menswear-inspired fashion has been hot on the runways, but is it aisle-worthy?

The Bridal Tux

Carolina Herrera knows how to add a feminine touch to even the most masculine styles. Her tux is softened with a sheer bow and fitted jacket. Shiny satin lapels give this look subtle glamour.

--Jennie Ma

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The Retro Jumpsuit

A major trend that fashionistas have been jumping on in ready-to-wear is the ’70s-inspired jumpsuit. Not only is this Pnina Tornai style completely retro-chic, but the wide-leg pants give the illusion of a skirt, while offering the comfort of pants.

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The Lace Three-Piece

While lace may be a traditional bridal fabric, you don’t often see it in the shape of a suit. This Theia lace ensemble is the ultimate combination of feminine and masculine. We love the mock tie that completes the look.

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The Military Suit

Not all brides are taking their cues from Kate -- some might want to steal Will’s style. The metal details of this military-inspired Yumi Katsura suit dress up the design, and the satiny finish makes it more sexy than soldier.

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