This spring, it will be difficult to tell if a bride is walking down the aisle or making her way down her personal red carpet. After a yearlong love affair with the boxy trapeze dress, designers are emphasizing the waist and adding elegant details.

"This focus on the feminine calls for glamorous bridal jewelry fit for a princess," says Shawn Diddy, Jewelry Television's trend tracker. Here are some of the looks she's expecting to be hot in 2010:

*Brides will make a "ready for your close-up" impact in an off-the-shoulder dress. The look from the runways calls for minimal accents -- a single, "statement" piece of jewelry such as a pair of dangle earrings that sparkle or a thick, signature bracelet. Wear hair up to really show off your shoulders in that gorgeous dress.

*Pleats, ruffles and tulip tiers abound in light and frothy fabrics. Because of the unusual silhouettes of these trendy dresses, keep hair and jewelry simple. A loose chignon softens your face while a classic pair of diamond stud earrings adds elegance and light to the ensemble.

*A white dress and Grandma's pearls is what everyone else is wearing, so why not go with this season's hot pastels? Diaphanous dresses in shades of peach, blush and baby blue are fresh and stylish. Pull your hair back into a soft ponytail to show off sparkling crystal earrings or a necklace in a complementary color.

*Lace is always in, but this season's unique lace details work especially well with long, flowing hair. Rich, jewel-toned, vintage-look jewelry adds texture to the ensemble.

*Whether the dress is short or long, designers have put the emphasis back on the waist. Nipped-in lines and wide belts or sashes showed all over New York's runways. Because of the symmetry of the dress, wear your hair parted to the side and add drama with strong platinum jewelry pieces.

"Few brides can spend a fortune on a couture gown and estate diamonds so we recommend platinum plated sterling silver for elegant, affordable, designer-inspired wearability." For more information on the latest trends in bridal jewelry, visit www.jtv.com or check your local listings for Jewelry Television.