New Nadia Manjarrez Wedding Dresses

After the tragic loss of her father due to COVID-19, Nadia Manjarrez was inspired to launch Nadia Manjarrez Studio Bridal—her namesake atelier based in Mexico—to pick up the broken pieces in her life and create something meaningful. "I have learned that life is short and fragile,” she says. “We are meant to do something impactful that we love, to make up for the many things that we are not able to choose in life.” Her brand is full of versatile, modular, and customizable gowns that radiate hope and beauty at all times—and is so often inspired by her Mexican heritage.

Below, take a look at the latest collection from Nadia Manjarrez. 

Nadia Manjarrez Spring 2025

As a child, designer Nadia Manjarrez spent her weekends on her parents' horse farm. She channeled those cherished memories when designing her Spring 2025 wedding dress collection, which just debuted at New York Bridal Fashion Week. As her new series of gowns began to take shape, Manjarrez’s inspiration expanded; she looked to the feminist movement of the Escaramuzas, a team of 16 women who ride horses and perform synchronized choreography to music while sitting side saddle. “They wear traditional outfits featuring full skirts, large ruffles and classic charro hats, inspired by Adelitas, women fighters in the Mexican Revolution,” the designer explained in a press release.

Her culture’s textile artistry also informed the collection; the Michelle gown, for example, has a hand-stitched cross-woven effect at the bodice and was inspired by the waist loom weaving techniques seen throughout Mexican culture (it took 200 hours to make!). And while the collection is an homage to her upbringing, it also acknowledges the modern bride through its many transformable elements (think under- and overskirts, detachable bows, and capes) that allow women of the hour to switch up their looks without changing dresses. Below, discover the first 10 gowns from the series.

As it is our absolute commitment that all brides see themselves in our coverage, our editorial team has worked with the brand to confirm that this collection meets the standards outlined in our diversity pledge.

Cecilia

The Cut: Ball gown with criss-cross straps and pockets

The Material: Silk

The Wow Factor: The rosette at throat

Charra Blanco

The Cut: Strapless A-line wedding dress with oversized bow at back

The Material: Silk

The Wow Factor: The dramatic bow at back

Esperanza

The Cut: Blue strapless column wedding dress with high slit

The Material: Silk organza

The Wow Factor: The pale blue hue

Gema

The Cut: Strapless A-line wedding dress with sweetheart neckline and boned bodice

The Material: Nylon organza and Italian tulle

The Wow Factor: The weightless, but full floral skirt

Liny

The Cut: Strapless ball gown with sweetheart neckline, boned bodice, and ruffled skirt

The Material: Organza

The Wow Factor: The ruffled skirt

Marlen Corto

The Cut: Strapless mini dress with boned bodice

The Material: Lace

The Wow Factor: The adjustable skirt (this look is part of a five-piece set)

Michelle

The Cut: Strapless ball gown with drop waist

The Material: Silk

The Wow Factor: The bodice's cross-weave (which took 200 hours to complete)

Olga

The Cut: Strapless midi A-line wedding dress with sweetheart neckline

The Material: Silk and tulle

The Wow Factor: The removable tulle skirt (which transforms the dress into a mini once pulled away)

Pia

The Cut: Strapless A-line wedding dress with plunging sweetheart neckline and bow at back

The Material: Silk

The Wow Factor: The floral pattern throughout

Rebeca

The Cut: Strapless A-line wedding dress with crinkled bodice and skirt

The Material: Silk

The Wow Factor: The all-over crinkle effect

Nadia Manjarrez Fall 2024

When creating her Fall 2024 collection, Nadia recalled her own wedding day to draw inspiration for her newest designs. From silk organza gowns adorned with black embroidered blooms to corset tops and expertly constructed gowns, Manjarrez's newest line seeks to illustrate the locale where she and her husband tied the knot—a church in Mexico called La Lomita, where stained-glass windows, depicting the story of the Virgin of Guadalupe, illuminated the space. “I grew up attending a traditional church—religion has always been a significant aspect of my cultural and family life,” she reflects. “During my childhood, our Sundays revolved around church, followed by a family breakfast. I spent every Sunday gazing at those stained-glass windows.” 

Ahead, read on to pore over every beautiful dress in her collection. 

As it is our absolute commitment that all brides see themselves in our coverage, our editorial team has worked with the brand to confirm that this collection meets the standards outlined in our diversity pledge.

Emy

The Cut: Fit-and-flare gown with a deep V-neck and a removable overskirt

The Material: Tulle

The Wow Factor: The hand-pleated fabric

Laura

The Cut: Strapless A-line gown with removable sleeves

The Material: Tulle

The Wow Factor: The exposed boning and off-the-shoulder sleeves

Lucy

The Cut: Strapless ball gown with detachable floral-trimmed cape

The Material: Silk faille

The Wow Factor: The pink hue

Matilde

The Cut: Strapless A-line dress

The Material: Tulle

The Wow Factor: The 3D florals

Valeria

The Cut: A two-piece outfit with a strapless top and a maxi skirt or pants

The Material: Lace

The Wow Factor: The corset bodice

Verónica

The Cut: A-line gown with a square neckline

The Material: Taffeta

The Wow Factor: The removable oversized bows

Estefanía

The Cut: A two-piece set with a strapless top and a maxi skirt or mini skirt

The Material: Italian Duchess crepe

The Wow Factor: The subtle peplum

Theresa

The Cut: A strapless A-line dress with a removable bolero

The Material: Italian satin crepe, chiffon, and lace

The Wow Factor: The optional high-neck lace bolero

Jeanette

The Cut: Strapless A-line dress

The Material: Silk organza

The Wow Factor: The dark floral details

Claudia

The Cut: Halter-neck trumpet dress

The Material: Lace

The Wow Factor: The scalloped neckline

Nadia Manjarrez Spring 2024

As noted in a press release by the brand, designer Nadia Manjarrez shares that her inspiration for the newest collection was derived from her desire to "celebrate the diverse culture of Mexico, paying tribute to the strong and resilient women who have played an instrumental role in shaping the country's history and contributed to its legacy." Featuring gowns with embroidered tulle, convertible pieces, and flattering silhouettes, Nadia Manjarrez's Spring 2024 bridal line is a beautiful representation of new-age bridalwear merged with timeless aesthetics. Ahead, take a look at the full collection below.

As it is our absolute commitment that all brides see themselves in our coverage, our editorial team has worked with the brand to confirm that this collection meets the standards outlined in our diversity pledge.

Malinche

The Cut: One-shoulder mini with a removable overskirt

The Material: Recycled wavy moiree

The Wow Factor: The removable skirt and sleeve

Adela

The Cut: A-line ball gown

The Material: Chantilly lace and tulle

The Wow Factor: The scalloped peplum waistline

Frida

The Cut: Column gown

The Material: Beading and tulle

The Wow Factor: The deep V-neckline

Josefina

The Cut: A-line gown

The Material: Stretch crepe and Chantilly lace

The Wow Factor: The lace bolero blouse

Genesis

The Cut: Strapless A-line gown

The Material: Rose brocade crepe and tulle

The Wow Factor: The tulle cut-out in the center of the bodice

Elisa

The Cut: Strapless mermaid gown (with a removable flounce hemline)

The Material: Italian tulle

The Wow Factor: The turquoise hue

Juana

The Cut: Strapless A-line dress

The Material: Thick silk satin crepe

The Wow Factor: The 20" long train

Dolores

The Cut: Strapless drop-waist gown

The Material: Tulle and silk organza

The Wow Factor: The embroidered laser-cut tulips

Ana

The Cut: A-line gown

The Material: Silk crinkled chiffon

The Wow Factor: The hand-draped design and silhouette

Chabela

The Cut: Strapless column dress

The Material: Chinée

The Wow Factor: The light blue Italian wildflower print

Nadia Manjarrez Fall 2023

For Nadia Manjarrez's Fall 2023 collection, the designer was inspired by the colors and the symbolism of a sunset. "Sunsets remind us to slow down, reflect on the achievements and successes of the day, and prepare for what’s to come," shared designer Nadia Manjarrez. "I see this collection as just that. It has been one year since we launched, and Fall 2023 was an opportunity to expand on what is working and savor how far we have come as we continue to grow and understand our customer.” The collection is filled with nature-inspired shapes and textures with embroidery, unique modular pieces, and flowing silhouettes.

Anabel

The Cut: Tulle-draped body-skimming bodice with floral veil

The Material: Tulle and stretch crepe

The Wow Factor: The contrasting tulle draping

Paulina

The Cut: Strapless gown with removable bow sleeves

The Material: Spanish filecoupé

The Wow Factor: The bold floral print and sleeves

Paulina Veil

The Cut: Veil with embroidered detail and separated blusher

The Material: Tulle

The Wow Factor: The floral embroidery

Mayela

The Cut: Sweetheart gown with laced back and over bust piece

The Material: Matte crepe

The Wow Factor: The sexy neckline

Sofia

The Cut: Multi-tiered gown with off-the-shoulder straps and removable skirt

The Material: Silk organza

The Wow Factor: The removable skirt to create a second reception look

Rocio

The Cut: Asymmetrical draped gown with side slit and stole

The Material: Silk crepe

The Wow Factor: The sexy-meets-vintage feel

Sarah

The Cut: Strapless dress with laced back and scalloped side slits with sleeves

The Material: French lace

The Wow Factor: The elegant lace fabric

Elsa

The Cut: Column gown with pleated shawl and gloves

The Material: Italian duchesse with maxi flower embroidery and feathers with stretch charmeuse accessories

The Wow Factor: The vintage "Bridgerton" feel

Fe

The Cut: Sweetheart neckline top with laced back and embroidered pants with lace underlayer

The Material: Matte crepe, 3D embroidery, chantilly lace

The Wow Factor: The stunning separates create a modern look

Natalia

The Cut: Spaghetti strap gown with lace godets and open laced back

The Material: Stretch crepe and crochet lace

The Wow Factor: The sexy lace detailing

Iris

The Cut: Halter neckline gown with belted waist and tiered skirt

The Material: Silk organza

The Wow Factor: The sunset-inspired skirt

Evelyn

The Cut: Strapless bodice with ruffled skirt and necktie

The Material: Crochet lace and nylon organdy

The Wow Factor: The shimmering ruffle details

Carmen

The Cut: Gown with skirt yoke, pin-tucked skirt, and removable peplum train with handmade wired flowers

The Material: Recycled Italian taffeta and silk taffeta

The Wow Factor: The detailed peplum waist

Nadia Manjarrez Spring 2023

"This season as I was planning my own wedding, I began to explore the significance and mystique surrounding wedding traditions,' says designer Nadia Manjarrez. "Mexican brides typically wear big ball gowns, which I gave a modern twist with removable puff sleeves and a detachable train." Ahead, discover the 19 gorgeous looks from Nadia Manjarrez's Spring 2023 bridal collection.

In accordance with our diversity pledge, it's our duty to note that at the time of publishing, this brand/designer did not include BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) in their Spring 2023 campaign imagery. We have since reached out to this brand/designer to encourage them to include BIPOC imagery in not only this season’s campaign but in future campaigns as well.

Luna

Here, the classic ball gown is reimagined with a yoke skirt and beaded floral details. Wear your hair up and pair with a sparkling headpiece to let the look shine.

The Cut: Strapless ball gown with bustier and yoke skirt

The Material: Double satin Italian crepe

The Wow Factor: Beaded flower appliques

Luna Bow

Bridal bows have been everywhere lately, and we love how this one is detachable. It adds a hint of girliness to the classic bridal look.

The Cut: Bow

The Material: Double satin Italian crepe

The Wow Factor: Oversized bow

Lara Gown

The tiers of fringe make one thing clear: This gown is made to dance! Even better, remove the skirt to reveal an equally stunning mini dress.

The Cut: Sleeveless sheath wedding dress with low back

The Material: Spanish lace and tulle

The Wow Factor: Beaded fringe and removable skirt

Lara Cocktail

The Cut: Sleeveless mini dress with low back

The Material: Spanish lace and tulle

The Wow Factor: Beaded fringe

Mariana Gown

The Cut: Strapless gown with cutout bustier

The Material: Tulle

The Wow Factor: Sunflower embroidery

Mariana Cape

The Cut: Cape with wing sleeves and invisible straps

The Material: Tulle

The Wow Factor: Sunflower embroidery

Kikey Cocktail

The Cut: Cocktail dress with halter neck and flare skirt

The Material: Embroidery

The Wow Factor: 3D floral embroidery

Kikey Gown

The Cut: Halter neck dress with flare skirt and removable under skirt

The Material: Embroidery

The Wow Factor: 3D floral embroidery

Kikey Cape

The Cut: Long cape

The Material: Tulle

The Wow Factor: 3D floral embroidery

Adria Gown

The Cut: Asymmetrical one-shoulder dress with slit

The Material: Italian satin crepe

The Wow Factor: Draped bodice

Jackie Gown

The Cut: Strapless ball gown with hand-draped low waist bustier

The Material: Recycled taffeta

The Wow Factor: Embroidered bouquet motifs and blue color

Jackie Gown With Train

The Cut: Long train

The Material: Recycled taffeta

The Wow Factor: Embroidered bouquet motifs and blue color

Nadia Gown

The Cut: Straight neck wedding dress with built-in corset and forearm sleeves

The Material: Spanish lace and tulle

The Wow Factor: Detachable train and forearm sleeves

Sol Cape

The Cut: Pleated cape

The Material: Tulle

The Wow Factor: Multiple tiers of tulle

Sol Gown

The Cut: Asymmetrical dress with pleated skirt

The Material: Crochet lace and tulle

The Wow Factor: Asymmetrical neckline and structure lines on bodice

Karime Cocktail

The Cut: Off-the-shoulder wedding dress

The Material: Matte crepe

The Wow Factor: Asymmetrical low waist and draped skirt

Karime Jumpsuit

The Cut: Bustier top and pants with high side slits

The Material: Matte crepe

The Wow Factor: High side slits on pants

Maite Gown

The Cut: Strapless gown with built-in bustier and removable sleeves

The Material: Italian "cloud" Voilée

The Wow Factor: Hand-draped details

Maite Gown and Lupita Train

The Cut: Low bun train

The Material: Italian "cloud" Voilée

The Wow Factor: Train

Nadia Manjarrez 2021

In her debut collection, Nadia created 12 original looks that were each handcrafted in Mexico. Every design is a convertible dress that features detachable trains, skirts, sleeves, or overlays to help brides easily transform their looks and transition from the ceremony to the reception to the after-party without needing to buy multiple dresses. Her wedding gowns are intended to be worn for more than one occasion, so they emphasize versatility, functionality, and wearability.

The sleek and elegant collection features a range of flowing silk, chiffon, lace, organza, and tulle fabrics and romantic silhouettes. Irregular cuts, metallic touches, beaded appliques, and fringe edges also add an unexpected flair to the designs. Inspired by Kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing porcelain with metal, Nadia decided to use beauty to mend her broken heart after her father’s death. Take a look at the breathtaking collection below.

In accordance with our diversity pledge, it's our duty to note that at the time of publishing, this brand/designer did not include BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) in their 2021 campaign imagery. We have since reached out to this brand/designer to encourage them to include BIPOC imagery in not only this season’s campaign but in future campaigns as well.

Bren

This hand-draped organza gown with a ruched tiered skirt gives dreamy a whole new meaning. Whether it’s worn strapless or with the ethereal sleeves, you’ll look like you emerged straight from a fairytale. The beaded waistband is an eye-catching detail that completes this look.

The Cut: Strapless sweetheart gown with a ruched skirt

The Material: Organza

The Wow Factor: The removable puff sleeves

Dulce

Effortless comes to mind when we see this elegant dress. The high neckline looks contemporary chic, and the ruffled edge and lace underlay give the gown a romantic flair. The movable skirt that extends from the cinched waistband is meant to be worn down the aisle!

The Cut: A-line halter dress

The Material: Silk, nylon, and organza

The Wow Factor: The ruffled high neck

Maria

Fashion-forward brides will adore this mini dress with an off-the-shoulder sleeve. Add the train if you want to go for a more classic look or keep it short if you want to spice things up!

The Cut: Off-the-shoulder A-line mini dress

The Material: Crepe

The Wow Factor: The short hemline

Esther

The Cut: Midi dress with removable long sleeves

The Material: Satin and crepe

The Wow Factor: The pleated accent

Gaby

The Cut: A-line dress

The Material: Taffeta

The Wow Factor: The asymmetrical neckline

Lucila

The Cut: Column dress with a square neckline

The Material: Taffeta

The Wow Factor: The dramatic slit

Virginia

The Cut: Mermaid dress with a plunging neckline

The Material: Silk and organza

The Wow Factor: The floral motif

Karla

The Cut: Column gown with a sweetheart neckline

The Material: Satin and crepe

The Wow Factor: The blush hue and thigh-high slit

Yaya

The Cut: Strapless column gown

The Material: Satin

The Wow Factor: The beaded floral appliques

Conchita

The Cut: Strapless asymmetrical gown-meets-pantsuit

The Material: Organza and silk

The Wow Factor: The metallic overlay

Rosa

The Cut: Strapless three-piece gown with a full removable skirt

The Material: Jacquard

The Wow Factor: The corset top

Teya

The Cut: Mini dress with a detachable train

The Material: Twill

The Wow Factor: The beaded fringe hemline