15 Dreamy Beauty Runway Looks Every Bride Needs to See

Eye gloss has been a major trend on the ready-to-wear catwalk, but a shimmery textured eye is also perfect for brides. At Angel Sanchez, the Bobbi Brown team paired a metallic wet-looking shadow with a shiny pink lip gloss.

The hair at Angel Sanchez by Fekkai was a floral arrangement that went from ear to ear in a diagonal design.

Think an ombré lip is too trendy for your wedding day? Think again! This subtle crimson shade is darker around the edges and pairs well with classic Old Hollywood waves.

Winged eyeliner, rosy cheeks, and pink lip gloss were the key to the Ines Di Santo bridal beauty look.

Butterfly clips are making a comeback . . . on the bridal runway, at least. The models at Ines Di Santo wore the stark white insects to accessorize a sleek bun — no veil necessary.

Purple eyeliner isn't just for Saturday nights at the disco. The Theia models wore a fuchsia shade under the eyes with a silvery shadow accent at the inner corners.

Something about this highly teased updo from the Theia runway reminds us of the Gibson girl beauty look from the early 1900s.

The maroon makeup tones on this Carolina Herrera bridal model matched the sprigs of purple flowers that adorned her retro wavy hairstyle.

The models also wore white flower pins in their hair to give the style an added bridal touch.

To get the flushed pout on the Jenny Packham runway, Talia Sparrow used Laura Mercier Crème Smooth Lip Color in Spiced Rose ($27) topped with Paint Wash Liquid Lip Colour in Coral Reef ($28).

Flash back to the '70s with this bridal look from the Galia Lahav runway. The teased curls, smoky eye, and gilded headpiece are ideal for a beach wedding with a mermaid theme.

Typically flowers are tucked into the french roll, but this Oscar de la Renta look put the accessory right on top, which leaves plenty of room for the veil.

Ribbons aren't just for little girls anymore. The gorgeous updos at Oscar de la Renta were complemented by ivory bows.

We spotted braids, pin curls, and matte bobby pins on the Houghton bridal runway. However, the standout beauty trend was the stark white face paint that covered each model's nose, brows, and forehead.

Lead hairstylist Joseph DiMaggio used Davines More Inside This Is a Texturizing Dust ($28) to create a textured bun to showcase this amazing bridal crown.

The Lela Rose bridal look was a mix of pinks on eyelids, cheeks, and lips with a touch of highlighter to create an iridescent glow.

The hair was focused on an oversize bun, which had accent branches coming from the base.

The Bobbi Brown beauty squad created a berry lip hue for the Reem Acra runway, which was complemented with inky black eyeliner.

The bridal models for Reem Acra didn't wear any jewelry, but the waist-length braids were decorated with stars and pearls. Lead hairstylist Joseph DiMaggio used Davines More Inside This Is a Strong Hair Spray ($45) to hold everything in place.

Lead makeup artist Rick DiCecca used Artistry Signature Color Blush in Soft Rose ($16) to give the bridal models at Pamella Roland a rosy glow.