Dua Lipa has officially entered her bridal era, and naturally, she did it her own way.
The pop superstar reportedly tied the knot with actor Callum Turner during an intimate ceremony at London's Old Marylebone Town Hall over the weekend. The publication reported that the singer stunned fans with a fashion-forward bridal look that immediately sparked conversation online.
While many celebrity brides opt for dramatic princess gowns or heavily embellished couture, Dua delivered something far cooler and far more aligned with her signature aesthetic. According to Marie Claire, the singer embraced the growing 'cool girl bride' trend, choosing a sharply tailored Schiaparelli couture skirt suit instead of a traditional wedding dress.
Fashion insiders quickly praised the look for blending old Hollywood glamour with modern minimalism. Photos from the ceremony showed the bride wearing an ivory blazer with gold buttons, paired with an asymmetric skirt and sculpted blush-toned bustier trimmed in delicate lace.
She completed the ensemble with dramatic white gloves, towering Christian Louboutin heels, and a sweeping, wide-brimmed hat that instantly became one of the most talked-about celebrity bridal accessories of the year. The styling appeared to reference Bianca Jagger's iconic 1971 wedding look.
Who Designed Dua Lipa's Wedding Dress?
The striking bridal ensemble was custom-made by the luxury fashion house Schiaparelli and designed by its creative director, Daniel Roseberry.
The couture label has become synonymous with bold, sculptural fashion in recent years, making it a natural choice for Dua, who has worn Schiaparelli multiple times on red carpets and during Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week.
Elle Australia reported that the outfit featured personalised gold bijoux buttons alongside the house's signature surrealist tailoring.
Fashion commentators also noticed similarities between Dua's bridal styling and Bianca Jagger's legendary wedding ensemble, when the socialite famously married Mick Jagger in 1971, wearing a white Yves Saint Laurent skirt suit and oversized hat rather than a conventional gown. Vogue described the modern homage as part of the growing 'liberated bridal' movement, which favors individuality over traditional wedding dressing.
The singer has not publicly commented on the bridal look yet, though sources close to the couple told The Sun that the ceremony was intentionally low-key, with just a handful of guests in attendance.
One passerby reportedly told the publication: 'I just thought it was another wedding.'
Another source claimed: 'They wanted it to feel personal and private rather than a huge celebrity circus.'
What Is a 'Cool Girl Bride'?
The term 'cool girl bride' has become one of the biggest bridal fashion trends of recent years, particularly among younger celebrities and fashion influencers.
Rather than embracing heavily traditional bridal styling, the aesthetic focuses on sleek tailoring, vintage-inspired silhouettes, understated glamour, and fashion-first details. Bridal suits, mini dresses, gloves, statement hats, and unconventional accessories have all become staples of the trend.
Dua's wedding perfectly captured that energy.
Instead of appearing overly polished or formal, the singer leaned into effortless elegance, something she has become known for throughout her career. Fans online quickly praised the look as 'iconic', while others described it as 'the ultimate fashion girl wedding' across social media reactions.
The intimate London ceremony may only be the beginning of the celebrations, with the newlyweds reportedly expected to host a lavish multi-day wedding event in Sicily later this week.
Rumours are already swirling that even more couture bridal looks could be unveiled during the Italian festivities, meaning Dua's fashion moment may only just be getting started.
