With the Game of Thrones season three premiere coming up this Sunday, we’ve got romance and fantasy on the brain. From their wildly dramatic settings and stunning costumes, we happen to think this the Thalia gown would be a perfect fit in Westeros. A central piece in Pettibone’s An Earthly Paradise collection, this ethereal gown’s silhouette is punctuated by the ivory embroidered bodice with guipure lace appliqués and the flowing silk velvet skirt.

A giant bow? Yes, please! Heidi Elnora has wooed us with this elegant silhouette fit for a princess. The Heather Lee wedding gown is 100-percent silk organza and silk dupioni with a structured bodice, organza skirt, chapel train, and a big, gorgeous, giant bow, which we really love.

This completely enchanting Jenny Packham sheath gown has stolen our hearts. From the romantic high neckline to the shimmering lace, delicately ruched sleeves, and iconic beading, we can’t stop staring. And from behind? A gentle lace V-back exposes just enough skin for a positively ethereal look. This wedding gown is the stuff dreams are made of.

You had us at ombré feathers. The presentation of Kelly Faetanini’s Fall 2013 collection ended with this finale gown, and we think it’s pure magic. The silk satin fit to flare silhouette is exquisitely finished with hand-dyed ombré feathers. It’s fit for a queen, or rather just the right bride who is ready to knock her groom’s socks off.

Of the Fall 2013 form-fitting gowns, Amsale’s Blythe is one of our very favorites. This lace sheath is amazingly feminine. From the high lace illusion neckline to the small, keyhole opening in the lace at the back, we adore the small details. Even the hemline’s gentle flare, which gives way to a modern train at the heel, is simple but remarkable. We’ve seen plenty of lace on the runways these past couple of years, but we’ll never get tired of seeing it in this silhouette.