Disney's Frozen, the most successful animated motion picture ever, found its way onto the runway at this weekend's International Bridal Week in New York City.

Design house Alfred Angelo finally unveiled the Elsa-inspired wedding dress it created for Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings collection, and wasn't the only label to take inspiration from the fictional Snow Queen.

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Big names including Houghton, Theia, Johanna Johnson and Anne Barge sent their models floating down the runway in icy silks and pale blue hues as part of their spring/summer 2015 collections.

Alfred Angelo's hotly anticipated Elsa dress, dubbed the Queen of Arendelle, was announced in September and showcased at Bridal Week amid smatterings of fake snow.

'A character like Elsa is a huge inspiration for any designer,' Michele Piccione, Alfred Angelo's Chief Creative Officer, told InStyle last month.

'She is beautiful and elegant, and her inner beauty shines through when she is ultimately not afraid to embrace who she is with confidence and poise.'

The strapless dress, which will go on sale in January 2015, features a sweetheart neckline, a wispy train, and subtle layers of satin, tulle, glitter net and organza.

Theia was another label to seemingly jump onto the Frozen bandwagon with its own pale blue gown, modeled by a blonde with an Elsa-esque braid who was carrying an explosion of icicle-dusted flowers.

Houghton stayed true to the trend with its handful of floaty pastel blue dresses, while Claire Pettibone added notes of blue under snowflaky lace and wispy sleeves.

And Johanna Johnson's collection featured shimmering blue silks, frothy tulle and twinkling silver embellishments.

Alfred Angelo's Frozen dress might have been the show's highlight, but Elsa wasn't the only Disney favorite to inspire a wedding gown this season.

Creations channeling Snow White, Beauty and the Beast's Belle, Aladdin's Princess Jasmine and The Little Mermaid's Ariel also hit the runway.

While the price of the Elsa gown hasn't been released, other frocks from the collection listed on the designer's site range from $699 to $1,599.

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