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Bridal Gloves

By Kristen Philipkoski
  • Gloves can be a dramatic game-changer to your bridal look. Photo via Inara Prusakova/Shutterstock
  • 1. Stretch Satin Elbow Length Gloves, $12.99-$22.00: Featured all over the Vera Wang runways, long black gloves in satin and leather are perfect for the modern bride. They complement toned arms by accentuating the shape, and the proportion of lengt
  • 2. Yasmin Lace Elbow Length Gloves, $155: These lace elbow length gloves are a lighter alternative to satin. Almost as dramatic as black, the beige color is eye-catching and the lace will keep your arms cool in the summer heat. Available at Wolford
  • 3. Finger Loop White Lace Gloves,$35: These romantic white lace gloves will up the dreamy and pretty factor of your dress. The finger loop element adds interest and keeps them from not looking too sweet. Available online at
  • 4. Sheer Pink Lace Gloves, $38: These delicate and darling pink lace gloves incorporate color and softness into your look. Embellished with ivory satin ribbons and cameo buttons, these lovelies invoke a feeling of whimsy. Available online at
  • 5. Black Fishnet Gloves with Blue Bow, $30: These stretchy black fishnet gloves are a great way to incorporate "something blue" into your outfit. They're edgy with a dash of sweet. Available online at
  • 6. Simone Rocha Faux Pearl-Embellished Tulle Gloves, $745: These faux pearl-embellished tulle gloves were one of the key accessories from Simone Rocha's Spring '14 runway show. Not as ornate as some of the other gloves featured, they make a great i
  • 7. Diamond Cuff Gloves, $55: These glittery cuff gloves work double-time as gloves and hand jewelry to amp up your look. Available online at:
  • 8. Black Wrist Cuffs, $32: A variation on the glove, these black wrist cuffs lend an edgier feel to your ensemble and leave your hands bare so guests can admire your ring. Available online at

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