Game of Thrones-Inspired Braids Are Bridal Week's Dreamiest Trend

Highlighted cheekbones and temples ensure that the bride glows on the big day, even if she's a little nervous.

Kerastase stylist Stephanie Belly created this polished, architectural style using Laque Noire Super Shield spray ($23).

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To get a captivating gaze that wasn't too overdone, makeup artist Alexis Comforti pressed Laura Mercier Tightline Cake Eyeliner in Mahogany Brown ($24) underneath and on top of the upper lash line.

This dreamy, sideswept chignon is a romantic alternative to the more traditional high and tight bridal updo.

This look is a great choice for the cool, downtown bride — the minimalist style will correspond nicely with her simple white frock.

With a flower crown this dramatic, who needs a veil?

Paired with a few glittery hair accessories, these cascading flowers would be a chic choice for both a destination wedding and a traditional church setting.

This stunning crystal-embellished headband makes the model's skin look even more radiant.

For the bride who loves playing with makeup, an ethereal, colorful look like this lilac shadow and deep lips would be a fun choice.

With an embroidered gown, consider simplifying your beauty look to bold brows, lush lashes, and chiseled cheekbones.

This unusual bridal topper wouldn't look out of place in The Great Gatsby — and that accent braid is a cute, unexpected detail.

With a gown this eye-catching, all she needs is luminous skin and glossy lips.

A secret smoky eye makes a sultry surprise for when your love lifts the veil for the big kiss!

Kerastase stylist Akemi Tamaribuchi added braids and small posies to loose, beachy waves for an ethereal look.

The embroidered details of the collection along with Game of Thrones inspired Rene Furterer stylist Gloria Espinoza to create this intricate braided style.

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