Lily’s lace wedding gown with 1920s style veil was by French designer Delphine Manivet, and showed off a teeny tiny baby bump – the singer actually announced she was three months pregnant on her big day. She wore Rupert Sanderson shoes. At the reception, Lily wore Chanel, in a second gown designed by Karl Lagerfeld himself, donchaknow. She looked so adorable, we even liked her Princess Leia headgear…
Kate offered a reprieve to disgraced John Galliano by making him the man behind her gown, covered with rhinestones and gold leaf embroidery. Manolo Blahnik designed her shoes, with a blue in-sole as her ‘something blue’. One frock wasn’t enough for Mossie, who enlisted pal Stella McCartney for three more: a silk chiffon for her first dance, a bodycon mini for the after-party and a wool suit for her going-away outfit.
When we saw Kate emerge from the Goring Hotel, it was like watching a firework display there were so many ’ooohs’ and ‘aaaaahs’ at the sight of her. We couldn’t have asked for a prettier princess when we saw her Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen dress. The simplicity! The lace! The sleeves! The tiara! The… well, you get our drift. Practically perfect in every way.
Ab looked amazeballs (especially as she only gave birth three flamin’ months earlier) in a Giles Deacon gown. It was made by the man himself, which took six weeks, four people and 120 metres of silk chiffon. Giles says his brief was for a flattering corset with a ‘big romantic skirt that was cool, not prissy’. She vamped it up with red nail polish, smokin’ eye make-up and no knickers. A nipple also made a surprise appearance in one photo, oopsie.