It's always a treat to see all the mind-blowing designer outfits on the New York, Milan, and Paris fashion weeks. But all the latest trends from Fall 2016—velvet, bohemian, 1980s, metallic, and so many more—can be a bit overwhelming when you start to imagine wearing them on your wedding day. After all, you still have to make sure that your dress will suit your wedding venue and theme.

Today, we're helping you out by compiling all the pretty dresses from the Fall 2016 couture runway that are on-trend, stylish, and carry the iconic touches of each fashion house's heritage. Best of all, every piece is wearable and suitable for any kind of wedding celebration! Scroll down to see all the high fashion inspirations for you and your bridesmaids.

Feminine, quirky, or glamorous bride? No matter what kind of bride you are, we've selected the perfect wedding dress for you below.

1. Prabal Gurung

For his Fall 2016 collection, Nepalese designer Prabal Gurung was inspired by Henri Rousseau's painting, Woman Walking in an Exotic Forest. As a result, these dresses flow freely in soft silhouettes, adorned with whimsical forest-inspired prints and textures. If you're planning a casual, bohemian, or rustic wedding, you can get plenty of ideas from this romantic collection.

2. Jenny Packham

A favorite of Hollywood stars and the Duchess of Cambridge, British designer Jenny Packham's collection features gorgeous, breezy, and timelessly feminine dresses. You'll find her collection in the Fall 2016 New York Fashion Week to be particularly irresistible for an alfresco summer wedding, that is, if you love the non-white wedding dress trend as much as we do.

3. Charlie Brear

Straight from London Fashion Week, the two-piece outfit on the left will make you look fashionable without needing any additional accessories, while the right one will look gorgeous for your beach wedding. Both outfits give off an effortlessly elegant feel, and the modern cutting complements the quarter-length sleeves perfectly.

4. Reem Acra and Josie Natori

For an intimate wedding, champagne-tinted dresses are a winner. If you want something glamorous, the dress on the left by Reem Acra, with its sheer material and glistening embellishments, will be your best bet. Meanwhile, the Josie Natori dress on the right will make you look sexy yet sophisticated thanks to its plunging neckline and subdued color.

5. Marchesa

Nobody does feminine dresses like Marchesa, as you can witness from their stunning Fall 2016 collection inspired by John Singer Sargent's lush paintings from the 1890s. These particular dresses are perfect for a garden wedding, and you can opt for the dress on the right for a more dramatic look. For more inspiration, look no further than the dresses worn by Chrissy Teigen and Marchesa's own Georgina Chapman on the Oscars red carpet last month.

6. Michael Kors and Chanel

Say hello to short wedding dresses! Make the aisle your very own runway and pick one of these pieces. We couldn't decide which one we like the most, as these two fabulous dresses simply suit different personalities. For the cute and charming bride, Michael Kors will win your heart. But we'd also love to see the fashionista who can pull off Chanel's combination of cascading tulle ruffles and pearls.

7. Naeem Khan

Nobody can play with glitz and glamour better than Naeem Khan. If you're a confident bride with a bold personality, you should definitely consider his creations. Combining fall's metallic trend with a classic ball gown silhouette, and dominated with royal gold and black, these dresses will transform you into a queen on your wedding day.

8. Valentino

We bet you will be charmed by this collection made from the one and only Valentino. Bring out the Ballerina's lives into the designs, the poised and delicate image are depicted to the collection flawlessly. If you feel the ruffled tutu is not a great match for you then why not go for the other deep V neck cutting dress in nude hues. The dresses spoke frankly on how the modernity in subtle romance could show much of undeniable elegance.

9. Oscar de la Renta

We think Peter Copping did a great job in updating the legacy of this beloved fashion house to meet the modern demands of women's fashion today. For this collection, he juxtaposed high-tech, sportswear-inspired fabric with 18th-century fashion. Both made with damask silk jacquard, the dark patterned dress and the loosely ruffled fuchsia dress will reflect your lovely personality.

10. Julien Macdonald and Rosie Assoulin

These two attention stealers are perfect for an intimate wedding celebration. Julien Macdonald presented an updated 1970s disco look, with glimmering fabric and a plunging neckline. If you'd like something less plain yet still modern, opt for this show-stopping broken-white gown by Rosie Assoulin, who just dressed the gorgeous Amal Clooney.

11. Giorgio Armani

Velvet ruled the runways this season, and this legendary fashion house did not disappoint. During the Fall 2016 Milan Fashion Week, Giorgio Armani presented a series of evening dresses in rich and luxurious black velvet fabric. There are no rules stating that you can't wear black on your wedding day, and even if there were any, you could always break them!

12. Lanvin or Louis Vuitton

Calling all modern brides! If the ultra-feminine and elaborate princess look is not what you're aiming for, the Fall 2016 collection from Lanvin and Louis Vuitton might be the ones for you. With their minimalist cutting and masculine details, these dresses will emphasize your strong and independent personality.

13. Saint Laurent or Valentin Yudakish

Are you looking for something that suits your dramatic entrance? Paired with a sharp jacket, Saint Laurent's black mermaid dress with exaggerated details won't be easily forgotten by all your guests. The artsy off-shoulder gown by Valentin Yudakish on the right will also sweep your guests' feet away.

14. Carolina Herrera and Katie Ermilio

Here are two dresses for the classy, vintage-inspired bride. Adorned with modern appliqué, the mid-length ruffled dress by Carolina Herrera on the left will be the best attire to suit your garden wedding. If you have a laid-back and very intimate wedding, Katie Ermilio's full-body lace dress in nude will make you look like the prettiest modern goddess.

15. Mugles or Ralph Lauren

If you're planning a small wedding reception in a classy restaurant, you can opt for these body-skimming sheath dresses by Mugles and Ralph Lauren. The simple cut-out dress by Mugles on the left will give you a more modern look, while the one-shoulder velvet dress by Ralph Lauren will make you stand out gracefully.

16. Christian Dior

At first, we weren't sure that this collection would be suitable as bridal inspiration. But wait, we remembered that some of you are considering an elopement and might want to wear something memorable yet not too hard to handle. Available in both knee-length and midi-length, Dior's long-sleeve dresses might be the perfect choice. They both come with a mix of Dior's heritage and modern sensibilities.

17. Maticevski

Who ever thought that ladylike gowns and tattoos could look great together? Pick any of the black or white beauties from Maticevski's Fall 2016 collection and pair it with your amazing personality. We particularly love this ruffled black dress and the white, one-shoulder empire gown on the right.

18. Barrus

Let's welcome some trendy burgundy-colored gowns that will suit any autumnal wedding. These mermaid-style dresses are great options for an intimate outdoor wedding. For a more relaxed and playful celebration, get the two-piece wedding outfit on the left. Meanwhile, for a more feminine touch, the halter dress with the asymmetrical mermaid bottom on the right will definitely blow your guests' minds away.

19. Monique Lhuillier

Monique Lhuillier is no stranger to just about anyone interest in weddings, and it's easy to see why. If you're a feminine bride with a playful personality, you can make a grand entrance with the dramatic ball gown dress with oversized floral prints on the left. Alternatively, you can opt for the patterned dress with a trendy asymmetrical hem on the right.

20. Alexandra Long and Prophetik

It seems like we can't get enough the fabric of the season, velvet. Alexandra Long's off-shoulder, asymmetrical dress on the left is another black velvet beauty worth considering. Meanwhile, eco-friendly label Prophetik presented a lovely, white strapless dress that will suit your green wedding.

Have your lovely bridesmaids join in on the fun with these beautiful bridesmaid dress inspirations straight from the runway.