The outfit Keira Knightley chose to get married in this past weekend was much more low-key than anyone expected, what with the rumors that Karl Lagerfeld had been concocting some elaborate couture confection for her big day.
Contrary to semi-hilarious rumors last month that Keira Knightley would be donning a dress by designer Pam Hogg for her upcoming nuptials to fiancé James Righton, the New York Post now reports that the actress will walk down the aisle in a custom Karl Lagerfeld gown.
It’s wedding season, which means it’s also bridesmaid season.
In recent years, brides have tried to ease their friends’ insecurities and stresses by letting them choose the style of the dress. A popular option is to head over to J.Crew and let your bridesmaids pick any dress silhouette, as long as it’s a certain color and fabric.
This seems like a fair way to do it. But a friend of mine, who is a bridesmaid in one of these “J.Crew weddings,” is still stumped. “Do you have any idea which one will look the best?” she asked me. Of course, she means, on her.
So I asked bridal fashion expert Jacqueline Courtney, founder of wedding dress resale site Nearly Newlywed, for some ideas. Click through to see which J.Crew bridesmaid dress will look best on your body.
Whether you’re planning on walking down the aisle in the near future or not, there’s really nothing more fun than looking at a bunch of frothy white swoon-worthy wedding dresses. Bridal week just wrapped and since it’s Wednesday and all, we thought we’d round up the prettiest frocks on offer this season–from designers like Marchesa, Read more →
Bridal shoes are not traditionally the sexiest kind of footwear. Sensible white heels you’ll never wear again, right? Wrong, if Brian Atwood has a say. He’s launching a bridal collection.
After two decades of dressing women for their wedding day, Mark Badgley and James Mischka have finally tied the knot themselves.
After a month of squinting our eyes at grainy, paparazzi-style photos and examining every inch of a detailed sketch, we finally get to see Anne Hatahway’s custom Valentino wedding gown in all its glory. Ain’t it a beaut?
There are very few confirmed details about Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s upcoming nuptials except that they are indeed engaged and that there is a ring.
A new rumor is floating around today that L’Wren Scott may be designing Jolie’s dress.
There are few things in pop culture that capture attention quite like a celebrity wedding. The glitz! The high profile guests! The gown! And speaking of gowns, here are our picks for best celeb gowns ever. Each one is special for a different reason–like for sometimes not even being a gown (ahem, Pam Anderson). Click through to see our picks.
Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake’s Italy nuptials may not have been exactly royal (thought celebrities are the closest thing we’ve got to royalty)–but Biel’s pink Giambattista Valli gown did bare a striking resemblance to a certain royal wedding gown. And no, we’re not talking about Kate Middleton’s Sarah Burton-designed gown.
Jessica Biel is officially Mrs. Timberlake now, and after waiting five whole days since she and JT tied the knot in a small ceremony in Italy–an eternity in internet time–we finally get to see the dress. People shelled out a cool $300,000 for the photos, and the cover–featuring Justin doing his best Tom Cruise, along with a curiously placed inset photo of his ex Britney Spears–just dropped this morning.
Designers are showing their fall 2013 bridal collections now, and while we’ve seen some pretty crazy things for brides in years past–black gowns, belly shirts, and pants come to mind–this season there seems to be a turn towards the traditional princess gown. Go big or go home, brides!
