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A breakdown of Dua Lipa's wedding looks that broke the internet

If there was ever a celebrity wedding that deserved its own fashion retrospective, it's Dua Lipa and Callum Turner's. Over one glamorous weekend and technically, two weddings, the singer delivered a bridal…

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A breakdown of Dua Lipa's wedding looks that broke the internet

A breakdown of Dua Lipa's wedding looks that broke the internet

If there was ever a celebrity wedding that deserved its own fashion retrospective, it's Dua Lipa and Callum Turner's. Over one glamorous weekend and technically, two weddings, the singer delivered a bridal wardrobe that felt like a masterclass in bridal fashion. From a Bianca Jagger-inspired city bride to feather-drenched Chanel haute couture in Sicily, every look had the internet zooming in, screenshotting and obsessing. Here's every bridal moment that made Dua Lipa the coolest bride of 2026.

The civil ceremony: Schiaparelli, but make it rockstar bride

A breakdown of Dua Lipa's wedding looks that broke the internet

Before the Sicilian extravaganza, Dua quietly married Callum Turner at London's Old Marylebone Town Hall in late May. Instead of the expected white gown, she chose a custom ivory Schiaparelli couture skirt suit complete with a dramatic wide-brimmed hat, a clear nod to Bianca Jagger's legendary 1971 Saint Laurent wedding look. Paired with Christian Louboutin pumps, the look was sharp, vintage-inspired and like Dua, never predictable.

Welcome party: Bottega Veneta's bridal cool-girl era

A breakdown of Dua Lipa's wedding looks that broke the internet

For the welcome dinner in Palermo, Dua swapped tailoring for texture in a custom white Bottega Veneta halterneck gown. Crafted in the house's signature intrecciato-inspired leather with an open back and feathered hem, the dress perfectly bridged modern minimalism and old-Hollywood glamour. Finished with a matching feather clutch and Bvlgari jewellery, it was bridal dressing without looking remotely traditional.

The D-day: Chanel Haute Couture history in the making

A breakdown of Dua Lipa's wedding looks that broke the internet

Then came the dress. For the ceremony at Sicily's Villa Valguarnera, Dua wore a custom Chanel Haute Couture wedding gown by Matthieu Blazy, being the first-ever Chanel Haute Couture bride. At first glance, the gown looked effortlessly romantic with a halter neckline, dramatic low back, feathered train and cathedral-length veil. But the real magic was hidden in the craftsmanship. There were 480,000 hand-embroidered beads, 25,000 individually applied feathers, 1,155 hours spent creating trompe l'oeil jewelled embroidery, and a six-metre embroidered veil.

The post-wedding brunch: Chloé's boho romance

Because one wedding dress simply wasn't enough. For the farewell brunch, Dua embraced the growing boho bridal revival in a sheer custom Chloé floral lace dress. Soft, romantic and almost fairy-like, the look was accessorised with a whimsical swan-shaped handbag from Chloé.

Safe to say, Dua didn't just get married, she gave bridal Pinterest enough inspiration for the next five years.

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