Think your engagement ring is just a sparkle on your finger? Think again. The diamond cut you gravitate toward isn’t just about style — it’s a reflection of your energy, your vibe, and even your future fashion forecast. Whether you’re a classic romantic or a rebellious muse, here’s what your dream ring shape says about you.

Round Brilliant — The Timeless IconYou’re classic, loyal, and effortlessly elegant. Your wardrobe is full of refined neutrals, crisp tailoring, and that one designer bag you wear with everything. You believe in forever kind of love — and good skincare.

Vibe: Grace Kelly meets Sofia Richie Grainge.

Princess Cut — The CEO in HeelsBold, sharp, and unapologetically polished. You know what you want and you get it. You pair your rings with French tips, power suits, and a killer blowout.

Vibe: High-glam with boardroom confidence. Think Amal Clooney with a soft-glow filter.

Emerald Cut — The Minimalist with EdgeYou live for clean lines, quiet luxury, and that one scent no one else can pronounce. You’re discerning, composed, and love a fashion moment that whispers, not screams.

Vibe: Sofia Coppola aesthetics with a dose of Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.

Oval Cut — The Modern RomanticYou’re effortless, but intentional. You love soft silhouettes, glossy hair, and interiors with eucalyptus and brass accents. You’re dreaming big but living slowly.

Vibe: Hailey Bieber energy with Parisian-girl polish.

Marquise Cut — The Fashion WildcardYou do things differently, always with flair. You’re into vintage Chanel, bold lips, and editorial selfies. A little mysterious, always iconic.

Vibe: Rihanna if she lived in a French château.

Pear Cut — The Soft Power BabeYou’re graceful but fierce. There’s a softness to you, but also a strategic brilliance. You curate your life like an art gallery: emotional, intentional, and stunning.

Vibe: Zendaya on the red carpet — always a serve.

Cushion Cut — The Whimsical DreamerYou’re the main character in a rom-com you wrote yourself. You love layered tulle, handwritten notes, and beauty routines that feel like rituals.

Vibe: Florence Pugh in a Gucci perfume ad.

Your engagement ring isn’t just a piece of jewelry — it’s a mirror to your style soul. Whether you’re bold, classic, or a little offbeat, there’s a cut that channels your unique energy. So next time you admire that sparkle, know this: it chose you too.

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We’ve had many iconic and memorable wedding dresses, each of which reflect the period of time in which two people decided to unite themselves and make a commitment to each other. From Victoria Beckhams Vera Wang gown to Hailey Biebers iconic custom Off-White dress and veil, to dresses – the wedding dress will always remain a highlight of the wedding day. 

Here are our ten iconic wedding dresses from our favourite celebrities. They saw the influence they held and the reputation they had to upkeep and decided to make their wedding dresses no exception. Style, high-fashion, opulence, and elegance all ring true throughout these looks, each one reflecting the woman’s own character as well as the brand she has created for herself. 

Victoria Beckham

Victoria Beckham wore a Vera Wang gown in champagne during her nuptials to footballer, David Beckham, in Luttrellstown Castle, Ireland in 1999. Though her name wasn’t quite as cemented in the high fashion world as it is now, Victoria Beckham knew her dress would need to be a showstopper. Her whole wedding was highly anticipated, with her husband-to-be at the peak of his footballing career and fame and her role in the Spice Girls as a global sensation. 

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The dress was strapless, with a full-bodied skirt and 20-foot train. Though the embellishing was little to none, the elegant crumb-catcher neckline and eggshell satin made the dress unforgettable. In fact, the dress paved the way for a larger focus on the strapless dress with a sculpted bodice that became immensely popular throughout the early 2000’s as the wedding dress trend moved away from the conservatism of puff-sleeves and ruffles. 

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Kate Moss

Kate Moss married Jamie Hince at St. Peter’s parish church in Southrop in July 2011, wearing a custom John Galliano gown. The dress was Galliano to a T, taking reference from the 1920/30’s ‘flapper era’ with its mesh overlay and thick straps with a plunging neckline. The form-fitting, A-line dress was completely bedecked with crystals and beads, creating subtle patterns of art deco flowers and leaves that became more concentrated in pattern as they went further down the dress, giving way to ruffled hemline with a small, circular train.

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Though Kate Moss was a darling of the 90’s runway, known for her ‘heroin chic’ aesthetic and scandalous runways including Calvin Klein and Vivienne Westwood, her wedding dress was surprisingly conservative. This only cemented her status in luxury fashion, as she moved away to a more elegant way of dressing, leaving behind her girlish associations from the runway– beginning with her wedding dress.

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Solange Knowles

Solange married long-time partner Alan Ferguson in New Orleans in 2014, wearing two looks for her wedding that screamed quiet luxury and elegance. With her sister being a big global sensation, it’s no shock that Solange wanted to keep her dress lowkey and understated.  

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Her first look was a Stephane Rolland cream jumpsuit, with plunging neckline and wide-leg trousers – and a wide cape that was attached at her shoulders. Completely lacking in any sort of embellishment, the jumpsuit was the epitome of simple, yet elegant.

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For her second look of the day, she ran with the theme of simplicity, this time sporting a totally plain, cream dress. With a slash neckline and cape attached at the shoulders, this dress also had no embellishment and relied on the gold bangles to do the talking. Again, a beautiful nod to how timeless simplicity can be. 

Kim Kardashian

Kim Kardashian wed Kanye West in 2014 wearing an Haute Couture Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci gown, with a form-fitting, trumpet style gown. The dress was completely covered with lace, and had lacey long sleeves and sheer, triangular cut-outs at the waist. 

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A more conservative look than anticipated for Miss Kardashian, this dress saw the beginnings of the conservative wedding dress trend. Her wedding to Kanye marked the beginning of new era for Kim, as Kanye and his work with Fendi, Céline, and Louis Vuitton – as well as his own brand, Yeezy – created a new wardrobe for her that has only since become iconic. This included the tight fitting, neutral-toned athleisure, and formalwear she has become known for and evolved from since. 

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Hailey Bieber

Hailey Bieber sported a custom Off-White by Virgil Abloh gown for her nuptials to Justin Bieber in September 2019, in Montage Palmetto Bluff located around 15 miles north of Savannah, US. The gown was a trumpet style, long-sleeved, lace dress with a long train.

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The off-the-shoulder style proved to be an elegant, yet edgy touch which fit in beautifully with the vibe of Abloh’s streetwear style. The elegance of the lace was broken up with embroidery on the veil that read “TILL DEATH DO US PART.”

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With details like this, we can see that Hailey carefully thought about her own brand, her husband’s brand, and the designer’s brand and created a dress that fit the intersectionality of the three by combining elegance and femininity with streetwear style. 

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Jennifer Lopez, In 2022

For her official marriage, Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck were married in an intimate Las Vegas ceremony earlier in 2022 in which Jennifer wore a long sleeve, corseted lace dress that was kept secret until after the ceremony. With Jennifer and Ben already having had a previous relationship between 2002-2004, in which they went their separate ways and rekindled in 2021, the wedding of this pair was full of speculation. Therefore, it is no surprise the actual moment they ‘tied the knot’ was kept a secret. 

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In August 2022, they had a much more public celebration. For her second ceremony of the year, Jennifer Lopez married Ben Affleck for the second time in Georgia, USA. Lopez wore 3 custom Ralph Lauren gowns.

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Her first look was a custom Ralph Lauren handkerchief train dress with a cut-out at the back and cap sleeve design. The handkerchief design of the train was the real showstopper, with over 1,000 handkerchiefs attached to create the volume of the skirt. This dress, with its simple design and high neck was an elegant and conservative choice by Jennifer, given her history with dresses such as the green Versace plunge dress from 2000.

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Her second look consisted of a dress full of strings of pearls, cascading over a fitted bodice and open back and for her final look, she wore a form-fitting, embellished and backless dress with a large, embellished keyhole cut-out at the front with a delicate, small, hooded veil. Though rather simple, the mesh hood detail at the top of the dress was the real showstopper and a rather elegant detail. 

Kourtney Kardashian

Kourtney tied the knot for a second time in May 2022 to Blink-182 member, Travis Barker. The ceremony took place in the beautiful Portofino, Italy and heavily inspired her dress choice as she chose Italian brand Dolce & Gabbana to design her wedding dress. Finding inspiration from the Catholic Church, Monica Bellucci’s Blumarine campaign from the 1990’s, and Dolce & Gabbana’s traditional house dress codes of lacemaking and corsetry – the short, white dress was highly controversial, but absolutely stunning. 

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Details included iconic D&G corsetry, a lace train embroidered with the Virgin Mary to match Travis Barker’s head tattoo, and heavy lace across the bust and hemlines of the dress. 

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The theme seemed to make its way around to the rest of the family, with Kim Kardashian wearing a Dolce & Gabbana black lace gown with a high neck and inbuilt gloves and Khloe Kardashian keeping a similar vibe with an off-the-shoulder, tiered lace gown and stunning sunburst crown headpiece. The Jenner sisters coordinated in similar D&G form fitting, hand-painted, satin gowns, and Kris Jenner wearing another Dolce & Gabbana feathered, kaftan-style gown in a pale pink. The whole family was kitted out in Dolce & Gabbana, keeping that commitment to the ‘la dolce vita’ theme. 

Sofia Richie-Grainge

Sofia Richie married Elliot Grainge at the Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, Antibes in April 2023; giving us 3 Chanel looks throughout the weekend. Known for her recent rebrand of the ‘old money’ aesthetic, Sofia’s wedding dress was highly anticipated, and her choice of custom and archival Chanel was perhaps the perfect choice. 

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She began with her wedding rehearsal dress, a highly embroidered and fringed long-sleeve, full length dress with a mesh skirt and sleeves. This was perhaps her most embellished dress, giving us a taste of the more fun side of her personality before she takes the plunge. 

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Moving on, her ceremony dress was a showstopper. The dress was completely lace and form-fitting that saw modesty meet fashion with its high-neck and sleeveless design. The lace design screamed the ‘old money’ luxury that she and her brand has become so associated with and was a lovely nod to her brand’s combination of elegance and luxury with youthful and fun fashion.

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Her final Chanel number of the evening was totally inspired by a dress from Chanel’s 1993 Fall Couture collection that was modelled memorably by Claudia Schiffer. A white mini dress, with a layered skirt and embroidered Chanel flower on the front. Her addition of the amethyst, dangly earrings and satin bow on her heels added that playfulness to an evening dress that night full of frivolity and dancing. 

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Nada Kamani

Nada and Umar Kamani were married in celebrations between May 2-5^th 2024 at the Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, Antibes (like the Richie-Grainge wedding!). Celebrity guests at the wedding included Naomi Campbell, Rio Ferdinand, Ronan and Stormy Keating, Anthony Joshua, and Mariah Carey. 

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Nada planned her wedding with a traditional ceremony and vibrant, Indian ceremony in mind, creating two looks to blend her two cultures together. 

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For her first ceremony and her ‘white wedding’ look, she donned a custom Dior wedding dress designed by the Maria Grazia Chiuri Studio. Drawing on inspiration from Grace Kelly, her dress was a simple yet elegant A-line, satin, ivory dress with an exaggerated sweetheart neckline and off-the-shoulder cap sleeves. Extremely simple, the dress and it’s lace train still remained at the heart of the romantic wedding. The design and craftsmanship spoke for itself, needing no embellishment at all to show that this wedding dress perfectly encapsulated the ‘elegant bride.’

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For her second and traditional Hindu ceremony, Nada wore an ivory ensemble created by Manish Malhotra that was intricately encrusted with crystals across each piece. Her husband also wore the corresponding male attire, the pair looking extremely well-coordinated in their matching wedding garb. Their blend of Christian and Hindu attire and ceremonies was a beautiful addition to the celebrations across the weekend, showcasing a multi-cultural union in which fashion was able to blend the two seamlessly. 

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Alexandra Cooper

Alexandra Cooper, known for her podcasting success with her ‘Call Her Daddy’ podcast, was married to Matt Kaplan in Riviera Maya, Mexico in April this year; humbly giving a masterclass in how to create bridal-inspired ensemble over a week of celebrations. 

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Her welcome drinks outfit at the beginning of the week stunned with a Danielle Frankel sheer, two-piece top and skirt that was completely embellished in pearls, crystals, and sequins. Though sparkly, this simple outfit really gives bridal and luxury in tandem, whilst also maintaining a youthful and playful quality that Alexandra likes to keep up in her podcasts.

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For the rehearsal dinner, Alex donned a vintage Donna Karen hand-embroidered, tulle dress from her 2011 Spring collection. The dress was an unusual addition to the week’s outfits, not being a paler shade of white/cream and instead opting for a darker beige with heavy embellishment. Much like Sofia Richie-Grainge, the trend in dresses that come the night before the ‘big day’ appear to be the more extravagant ones, perhaps sending a message and tone of ‘one last night of freedom’ before the ceremony. 

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For the wedding day itself and the ceremony, Cooper wore a custom Danielle Frankel silk wool square neck, spaghetti strap ball gown with Jimmy Choo’s.

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The dress lacked any sort of embellishment at all and was beautifully plain. The simplicity of the gown was something to be marvelled at, harkening back to the simplicity of iconic 90’s wedding dresses such as Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy and Marla Maples. 

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She followed the ceremony with a Spring 2003 Alexander McQueen “Irene” collection dress, with a silk and chiffon corset design and to conclude, she changed into an archival Versace 1995 lace-up corset top with a custom skirt for the evening celebrations that allowed for more movement and versatility throughout the evening.

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If there was ever an excuse to wear multiple looks, Alexandra Cooper’s wedding is an absolute triumph that goes against the phrase ‘less is more’ by turning out look after look, each with a purpose!

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Dior

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There is something different about a dress that is quietly romantic. This flowing dress is the work of Maria Grazia Chiuri from Dior’s Fall 22/23 collection, the ‘Tree of Life’, was an emblematic theme of this collection. The dress with its long silhouette and pleating has an almost earthy feel to it, it would be perfect for an Autumn wedding that is held outside.

£ 632

Shona Joy Noemi Layered Minidress

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£ 181

Revolve Chicago Long Dress

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£ 29.99

Zara Pleated Dress

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£ 26

Oliver Bonas Cyrene Pearl & Chain Pendant Necklace

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Jacquemus

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Neutrals with a statement. In a rustic wedding, there are many natural and wooden elements, so you can play with textures and have a more relaxed atmosphere. The stunning piece was part of Jacquemus’ fall collection named ‘Le Papier’, which mainly incorporated whites and creams with linen dominating, making it blend beautifully into the scenery.

£ 59.99

Zara Linen Midi Dress

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£ 22.99

Zara Ribbed Dress

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£ 154

Farm Bio Open-back cutout embroidered Voile Midi Dress

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Eckhaus Latta

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In Eckhaus Latta’s collection, sheer, glittery knits were fused with sheer, silk blouses and dresses, some with slashes and others with slits that exposed some skin. This low-cut dress makes for an edgy and sultry look and you are sure to stand out bright in this metallic shine. 

£ 175

&Other Stories Metallic Silk Blend Maxi Dress

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£ 175

Zara Camisole Dress

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£ 59.99

Zara High-Heel Sandals With Feathers

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Elie Saab

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For the little more adventurous women out there, turn heads in this wild interpretation of the classic black dress. A heavily embroidered sheer gowns with accordion pleats is a stunning piece of attire for evening wear. As the designer said himself this dress fits “strong women, strong characters, a little rock ‘n’ roll.”

£ 264

Michael Costello x REVOLVE Martin Gown

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£ 35.95

NA-KD Burn Out Mesh Dress

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£ 30

Monki Black V Neck Midi Dress

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£ 190

Norma Kamali Cropped Jumpsuit

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Fendi

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Lingerie dressing drifts in and out of fashion according to how the pendulum swings. However, the real trick is making boudoir pieces feel subtly seductive rather than overtly sexual. Paper-thin chiffon dresses can be worn for a fall garden wedding- the trick is layering. Wedding guest chiffon dresses are complete with plush fabrics in macaron pastels: gloves, furry coats, and shawls. 

£ 99

Urban outfitters Free People Ready Now Mini Slip Dress

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£ 55

Urban outfitters Light Before Dark Destiny Maxi Slip Dress

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£ 538

Stand Studio Samara Faux-Fur Cropped Jacket

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£ 2150

Fendi Baguette Chain Midi

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Balmain

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Balmain demonstrates that combining masculine structured and fitted garments with contrasting soft and feminine articles creates a beautiful dichotomy. The pastel colours of this ensemble are suitable for a wedding any season and the detailing of the skirt adds drama into the otherwise soft and elegant look.

£ 795

Dolce Gabbana Satin Corset

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£ 278

Dion Lee Bustier Top

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£ 45.99

Zara Pleated Skirt

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£ 32.99

Zara Leather High-Heel Sandals

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Jason Wu

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Ethereal beauty comes to mind in the designs of Jason Wu. This classy gown with a bow top and rushing falling down is a silhouette that evokes the expressive volume of the 1950’s. This enchanting dress is best worn with minimal accessorising and a soft make-up look. 

£ 1600

Taller Marmo Maxi Dress

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£ 45.99

Zara Dress With Bow

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£ 49.99

Zara Lace Up High-Heel Sandals

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£ 19.50

Oliver Bonas Christie Green Twist Cuff Bangle

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Words by Chanelle Jassim

Header image: Salvatore Dragone

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Khloe Kardashian shows us how to wear a phenomenal and extravagant dress without stealing the
bride’s show. She attended her sister’s wedding in a ’90s Dolce&Gabanna corset dress in leopard
print, worn with a visible black bra. Simple black heels, oversized sunglasses and gold cross earrings
finish the look

£ 2800

Dolce & Gabbana Leopard-print Bustier Dress

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£ 4180

ALAÏA LeopardJjacquard-knit Halterneck Gown

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£ 706

Galvan Diana Leopard Jacquard-Knit Midi Dress

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Another excellent and romantic wedding guest look by Kylie. Her simple beige midi dress hugs her
curves and gives her a sophisticated look, while the red roses print gives her sexiness. Accessorize
with white sunglasses, clear sandals, and a wicker bag. She matches her lip to the flowers on her
dress to round the look off.

£ 1650

Dolce & Gabbana Rose-print bustier dress

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£ 155

PALOMA WOOL Blossom Print Dress

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Kylie Jenner is wearing a gorgeous grey maxi dress with a bright flower print. She is styling it with
black slingback pumps, a sleek ponytail and a dark lip.

£ 70

Lily Silk Watercolor Print Cowl Neck Silk Dress

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£ 313

Osklen Lenço Water Flower dress

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£ 245

MIAOU Renzo Ruched Midi Dress

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£ 534.02

Dolce & Gabbana Cross-Strap Slingback Sandals

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Sometimes, less is more. A motto Kendall Jenner knows well. At Lauren Perez’s wedding in
November 2021, the model wore a strapless teal midi-dress. Very simple, yet sophisticated and
classy.

£ 280

Bec + Bridge Moon Dance Strapless Dress

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£ 622

Meraki Official Keaton Blue Strapless Dress

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Rosalia is serving a head-turning y2k look. The singer is wearing a silver Givenchy pearl dress and
adds edge with leather over knee platform boots. Her black satin blazer tones the outfit down and
makes it perfect to wear to a wedding

£ 1106

GIVENCHY Blazer

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£ 495

Nadine Merabi Sadie Silver Dress

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£ 1528

ASHISH Georgette Mini Dress

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Words By Maxi Pfeifer

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But MGK wasn’t the only celeb to decide one stone wasn’t enough for his beau. When Sebastian Bear- Mcclard proposed to girlfriend Emily Ratajkowski he offered the model a paperclip instead of a ring. But the actor soon redeemed himself with Emily’s real engagement ring, which boasted two silver diamonds (one pear shaped, another princess shaped) nestled on a golden band.

If your engagement ring inspo folder needs a refresh, here’s our favourite two-stone rings in a range of styles, colours, and bands. Whether you’re seeking dainty and simple or blingy and bold, this trend is diverse and available for all budgets!

Open Cuff Two- Stone Rings

Forming a halo effect around the finger, this open style ring is a subtle but charming take on the two- stone trend. Top jewellery brands such as Vrai and Messika have played with diamond shapes and created cuff rings with pear and square shaped stone combos- perfect for those with a versatile style. Here are some of our favourites:

£ 878

Vrai Mixed Cuff Ring

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£ 820

WWAKE 14kt Yellow Gold, Opal And Diamond Open Ring

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Pearl and Diamond Rings

This two- stoned ring trend was inspired by Ariana Grande’s engagement ring from Dalton Gomez. Her ring features a heartfelt pearl- reminiscent of a one she treasured from her late grandfather- perched next to a staggering oval diamond. Grande’s ring inspired designer jewellers like Mizuki to incorporate pearls next to heart shaped stones.

Or if you’re seeking an alternative to dominating diamonds, State Property’s pearl ring harbouring tiny diamonds inside may be the ring for you:

£ 6650

State Property Nemara 18-Karat Gold, Pearl And Diamond Ring

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£ 635

MIZUKI 14-Karat Gold, Pearl And Diamond Ring

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Bold and Blingy Rings

Getting engaged is a big thing, so we don’t blame you if you want your ring to be extra noticeable! It’s no surprise Fox’s two- stoned engagement moment inspired recent ring designs on the market, so if you’re looking for a dupe of Megan’s flashy ring look, here are some emerald and silver stoned rings:

£ 6300

Moritz Glik Emerald & Diamond Ring

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£ 5708

Wolf & Badger Diamond And Tourmaline Protection Ring 18K Yellow Gold

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Colourful Rings

If you want your engagement ring to stand out, colour is the way to go. Whether you love bright hues of magenta or soft shades of champagne, Toi Et Moi rings often combine two stones in complementary shades. This way you’ll never get bored of your ring, even after wearing it for a lifetime. Check out our top picks for two stone rings in different shades:

£ 120

Objekts Doux Ring – Colors

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£ 5100

Moritz Glik Orbita Ruby Ring

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Words By Olivia Booth

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Once that wedding invite comes through the post, we all know the first thing you’re thinking of is what you’re going to wear. The do’s and don’ts of wedding guest dressing can be a minefield. Frills? Silk? Mini? Maxi? And definitely not white! But don’t fear as we are here to share 5 wedding guest looks that are a match-made in heaven!

Reformation Mignon Dress

The Reformation Mignon Dress is the perfect summer wedding guest staple. The warm orange tone is the perfect sunny shade and the side leg split offers a dramatic edge. Legs. For. Days.

£ 250

Reformation Mignon Asymmetrical Midi Dress

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£ 660

GIANVITO ROSSI Heeled sandals

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£ 2400

Dior Mini Saddle Bag Black Grained

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£ 60

Mejuri Dôme Hoops

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£ 70.00

Mejuri Lariat Slide Necklace

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Galvan Midi Slip Dress

If you haven’t realised, brown is the colour of the moment and it is clear to see why with this chocolate number from Galvan! The neutral shade is flattering and timeless, while the understated silhouette and barely-there straps make for a subtle, yet classy, 2021 wedding look.

£ 625

Galvan Dark brown satin slip dress

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£ 940

Bottega Veneta The Lido Intrecciato 90 leather mules

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£ 28.95

NAKD Croc Baguette Bag

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£ 430

Versace Greca Hoop Earrings

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For Love & Lemons X Revolve Bustier Gown

Of course a wedding is all about the bride and groom, but you want to stand out too, right? Make a statement in this strapless, ruffle hem gown from For Love & Lemons’ recent collaboration with Revolve. Embracing colour and shape is always a good idea!

£ 318

For Love & Lemons Revolve Bustier Gown in Rust

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£ 570

Saint Laurent Lexi 90 metallic leather sandals

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£ 39

Fiyah Feather Stud Earrings

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£ 1,900

BOTTEGA VENETA Pouch Metallic Leather Clutch

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Lavish Alice Sweetheart-neck Midi Dress

Love is in the air with this baby pink midi dress which boasts an elegant sweetheart-neck line upon a structured corset style top. This look might even catch you a date!

£ 85

Lavish Alice Sweetheart-neck satin-crepe midi dress

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£ 1450

Yoko London white gold Ombré Freshwater pearl necklace

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£ 595

SIMONE ROCHA Embellished clutch

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£ 40

ASOS DESIGN Hettie mid heeled mules in clear

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Galvan Sienna Dress

Styled with a pair of black strappy sandals and some simple jewels, let this gorgeous green frock do the talking. Complimenting the shade is the stylish halter neck and classic curved hem leaving all eyes on you … oh and the bride!

£ 595

Galvan Green Sienna Satin Halterneck Midi Dress

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£ 655

Bottega Veneta Stretch leather sandals

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All eyes are on the latest look, the one dedicated to bridal fashion? Not exactly: because in every haute couture collection, historically notorious for blending years of heritage and preciousness, here it has been shown through the different releases that even a long plissé dress can turn into a magnificent and perfectly suitable dress to wear for the wedding day. This is the magic of haute couture, of all those hand-stitched details, of the fabrics skillfully hand-made that take shape and adapt to the body to perfection when they are worn.

There is the austerity of the wedding dresses by Balenciaga: the fiftieth haute couture show was at the hands of Demna Gvasalia, who had the burden of stitching present and past in a collection full of meaning, even if only made for the set and for “fruition”. The bride is traditionally white and completely concealed by a veil ton sur ton: all attention is paid to the tailoring of the garment.

Moving on to Chanel, which offers a long princess-style dress with balloon sleeves. Ethereal, unexpectedly short and dotted with crystals that conceal the bow of the hairstyle. Even the bouquet amazes – a simple bouquet of wild flowers.

Pure bucolic elegance for Dior: Maria Grazia Chiuri relies on a carpet of 3D flowers sewn by hand on tulle. The surprise is on the chosen shade, an enveloping sage green.

With Fendi we return to Ancient Rome: light clothes that open in important sails give a harmonic volume to the silhouettes. The garments are inspired by the pepli and are characterized by a clean line.

Designer Giambattista Valli focuses on volume, ruffles and tulle: stylistic elements that characterize his entire creative line, here they become couture wedding dresses full of virtuosity and redundancy. The result is a skillful workmanship of the fabric, sculpting the bride like a goddess. The romantic cape is beautiful: a bridal idea to be copied immediately.

Elie Saab focuses on preciousness: the jade suit and trousers have exquisite tailoring, while the fabrics are customized with crystal embroidery. The two long wedding dresses are the quintessential haute couture bride dresses for autumn-winter 2021 2022.

Finally, the bride of Schiaparelli: a contemporary interpretation of the bridal look straight from the 80s, with drapes and volumes that wrap the figure like a cocoon.

Words By Tommaso Donati, Graphic By Emily Chapillon

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The Nepal-born designer based in New York; Prabal Gurung has been running his design label for over 10 years. Ever passionate about giving back to the city and producing sustainable, inclusive designs, it’s no shock that his announcement to go into bridal wear maintains the same ethics.

Prabal’s 2019 show was entitled ‘Who gets to be an American?’, now two years later the Met Gala is exploring ‘America Fashion’ for its ‘21 theme, proving Gurung’s innate ability to be ahead of the curve. This is a notion that is carried through into Gurung’s ‘22 bridal collection, as described by the label itself; ‘The Bridal 2022 collection is an ode to all those valiant enough to wield power and buoyancy to love’. 

Having designed custom wedding gowns previously, Gurung is no stranger to the workings of wedding dresses, yet this is his first fully dedicated collection of bridal gowns.

The release of the collection entitled ‘A Love Letter’ included thirteen white gowns and separates. Gurung’s collection title is fitting for both a description of the collection itself and what it means to Gurung; it is a love letter to each bride who is brave and optimistic enough to rejoice in and commemorate the love that they feel. Gurung is no stranger to love letters either, with his last collection being an ode to his beloved New York.

The collection is, unsurprisingly from Gurung, sleek, glamorous, elegant, and detailed. The graceful collection includes a beautiful ‘two-piece’; a silk faille tie strapped corset top and a detachable silk faille A-line skirt with functional rouleau buttons, a piece which can have a variety of looks given its detachability and ability to partially button up to create alternate silhouettes. 

Of course, the versatility of the collection is all a part of Gurung’s pledge to sustainability; not only can the gowns in traditional style be handed down through generations, adapted mildly along the way to keep them contemporary, but the detachable pieces mean that the gowns can be worn simply as a corset or skirt for various occasions. WWD reported that speaking on the subject of sustainability in his line, Gurung stated ‘As the world is having a conversation about sustainability, sustainability is not just about the fabrics that you use. It’s about where you make a carbon footprint, who makes it, and what is the life cycle of this garment’.

Other garments from the collection hold a candle to Gurung’s previous designs in terms of their silhouettes and details including dramatic tired skirts, partially closed button fastenings, and billowing sleeves. All these details consistent in Gurung’s work, but re-explored in refined, classic whites and pearl tones. 

As part of Gurung’s mission to give back to the city of New York, all of the designs from this collection, just like his previous, are all produced and designed in New York itself. Of the collection’s creation and designs, Gurung wrote ‘Every piece is hand-crafted and hand-embroidered here in my studio, giving every design my full attention and love. Those who wear this bridal collection, I want them to feel that’.

A more detailed look at the collection reveals the intricacy that each piece thrives upon, highlights including a column dress with hand-draped twist detailing upon a silk bodice with a detachable silk bustle bow, as well as a strapless tiered silk dress with hand-embroidered crystals with a rouleau buttoned back. 

Notable elements of Gurung’s bridal collection however involve a bell-bottomed suit in a crisp white shade which encapsulates all the subtle sweeping glamour of a bridal dress into a honed, alluring power suit. The short, balloon-skirted dress with a sharpened sweetheart neckline also leaves a lasting impression. 

‘the very fact that people fall in love and get married … is the ultimate sign of hope and optimism. It’s been an incredibly difficult year for all and I wanted those who wear this collection to feel glamorous and well represented on the most important day of their lives. I’m excited to see my friends and loved ones celebrate their unions in the near future. I’m looking forward to being a part of their special day in a personal and unique way.’

– Prabal Gurung

The price of the collection ranges from $2,895 to $10,000 with a sizing range of US 0-14 at retail, with larger sizes also available via custom order. The collection will be released and available for purchase in October 2021.

Words By Megan Selway

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Celebrity weddings are fascinating for two reasons: the gossip and the grandeur. They’re the perfect cocktail of relatability and distance; occasions when the pop culture monarchs of modern life finally dress the part. Brides look like princesses (sometimes in actual castles) and some, as unofficial British royalty, even wear a tiara. In the A-list sphere everything – from the glamour to the drama – is ratcheted up a notch. There are designer dresses, star-studded performances, and swords used to cut the cake. The drama is intense: Diplo might show up and leak footage of your private wedding, or Beyonce and Jay-Z might not show up at all. That’s the thrill: it’s all relatable until it suddenly – sensationally – isn’t.

Given the size of the budgets (and the veils), you might think that there isn’t much practical advice to gain from these nuptial extravaganzas. But if celebrities are the tastemakers of our era, there are still lessons to be learned from their megawatt weddings – as long as you know where to look.

Lesson one seems counter-intuitive: it’s not all about the couple. Last year, Zoe Kravitz’s wedding to Karl Glusman was charming in all kinds of ways: the Alexander Wang ballerina dress, the black and white photos which highlighted the couple’s cheekbones (sharp enough to puncture any ego). But the true high point was the picture of Kravitz surrounded by her Big Little Lies co-stars. With Laura Dern smiling in motherly joy, it’s hard not to see the whole ensemble as an alternative cast for Little Women. As much as weddings shine a light on one romantic relationship, they can also celebrate close friendships – your equivalent group might not include Elle Woods from Legally Blonde or Satine from Moulin Rouge!, but the principle remains the same.

Lesson two is surprisingly down-to-earth: saving on cost doesn’t mean scrimping on style. A royal wedding isn’t the first place you’d expect to find budgeting tips, but it’s worth noting that Princess Beatrice wore one of the Queen’s vintage dresses for her wedding earlier this month. Vogue calls her decision “wonderfully sustainable” – and who are we to disagree? Even if you don’t go second-hand, you can always go high street – let’s not forget that Emily Ratajkowski famously wore a sunset-orange $250 Zara suit to her registry office wedding in 2018.

On the big day itself, you’ve got to go big. This brings us to lesson three: be bold. The Beckhams wore a matching plum-colored ensemble for their wedding in 1999, even dressing up baby Brooklyn in a purple tiny bib and top hat. He looks confused in the photos, as babies often do – but it’s hard not to imagine that his shocked expression is partly due to the sheer panache of his outfit. And with his own engagement recently announced, all we can hope for is a reprisal of this stellar look (complete with top hat).

Pressure can be the worst kind of killjoy, which is why lesson four is so important: if you can, don’t take it all so seriously. Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas were originally married by an Elvis impersonator in Las Vegas, and she is refreshingly level-headed about marriage as a hallmark of female fulfillment. Speaking to Marie Claire, she says that there’s a “weird misconception that being married is the greatest thing that’ll ever happen to you” and emphasizes that her personal life doesn’t give her the same sense of achievement – or the same “drive” – as her career. You tell em, Sophie!

And finally, lesson five: the end of a marriage can be as exhilarating as the beginning. If it doesn’t work out, you can always channel Nicole Kidman after signing her divorce papers from Tom Cruise in 2001. There’s a woman unshackled if ever we saw one.

Words by Jaleh Brazell

Graphics by Georgia Walters

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