Glenetta

Introducing Glenetta by Justin Alexander, the must have gown from the latest 2025 collection. A modern straight neckline with off the shoulder straps leading into a stylish basque waist and subtle exposed boning. This fit and flare gown is adorned in delicate chantilly lace, perfect for the style conscious bride. The gown is finished with chantilly lace covered buttons, extending down to the end of the train. 

• Statement straight neckline
• Stylish basque waist
• Intricate ruching to create a contoured fit
• Chantilly lace fabric
• Button detailing down the back
• Optional lining can be added on the bodice
• Zip fastening 
• Designed in New York 
• Product code 88330

Anna Bridals comments

"She’s the kind of dress that calls for a champagne tower, a string quartet playing in the background, and a killer heel that makes you feel unstoppable. Picture an elegant ceremony space, flickering candlelight, and you standing tall in something that feels completely timeless but totally you.

This is the gown for the bride who wants elegance with edge – who wants to take her moment and own every second of it."

"Glenetta by Justin Alexander is fashion-forward and effortlessly cool – the kind of dress that gives you total freedom to style your way. Add a crisp white blazer, change into a crystal slingback, or keep it pared back with slick hair and a bold brow. Whatever your vibe, this dress rises to it."

Add a pearl drop earring, a slick of gloss, and you’re good to go – modern bridal, sorted. This is effortless elegance at its best. Glenetta by Justin Alexander brings the kind of bridal look that feels polished but not overdone, styled but still completely you.

Whether you're walking into a sleek city venue or saying ‘I do’ in a modern countryside barn, this gown gives you that clean, minimalist bridal vibe that’s having such a moment right now. Pair with a classic veil or keep it simple – either way, the look is timeless, chic, and ready for your main character moment.

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