The unconventional tulle dress stole the show. (Photo: Instagram xlolamcdonnell @)
In the past, a single wedding dress was the common choice for a wedding, until the after-party dance floor dress arrived and made the two-dress trend a custom. From there they just multiplied, and today it is not at all uncommon to find brides replacing three locks, and there is also no shortage of brides who turn wedding events into a rolling fashion production with so many looks that it is hard to count.
Therefore, it is surprising to see in the current era a bride who has chosen only one wedding dress, especially when she is an international model – which means that budget is probably not personal.
A work of art in a mobile color. (Photo: Instagram xlolamcdonnell @)
In the case of Lola McDonald, a busy British model who got married this month to photographer Zachary Michael, one can understand why she chose to wear her dress during the entire event, as she embodies both the glam of the ceremony dress and the mischief of the party dress.
We were surprised to find that the tulle dress, rich in layered games, transparencies and shrinkage, belongs to the Khaite brand, which is famous for its casual clothing, such as the iconic set of the crocheted bra and cardigan that became hysterical after Katie Holmes was photographed.
The groom also has a cool style. (Photo: Instagram alexachung @)
Although the brand has white evening dresses that are suitable to be wedding dresses, most of them are designed in clean and modern lines that are identified with Khaite, and are therefore also suitable for everyday wear. In this case, it seems to be a dress designed and sewn especially for the bride, and the result is dreamy, charming and original, while even the green bouquet she holds in her hand is not exactly routine.
By the way, you should also pay attention to one of the famous guests who came to the wedding – Alexa Chang, a close friend of the bride and a fashion icon, who wore a purple and puffy dress for the event, with thin straps and interesting details in the neckline. This is exactly how you dress wonderfully for a wedding – but without stealing the focus from the bride.