Pop star Dua Lipa married actor Callum Turner in an intimate ceremony at Old Marylebone town hall in London on Sunday, wearing an ivory skirt suit that echoed Bianca Jagger's famous 1971 wedding ensemble. The couple were pictured grinning under confetti, with Turner in a navy suit and Lipa in a Schiaparelli design by Daniel Roseberry, complete with a wide-brimmed hat.
The suit, a nod to Yves Saint Laurent's 'Le Smoking' jacket worn by Jagger, featured surrealist buttons including an evil eye and lion's head, a blush corset, and hip padding for a sculpted shape. Lipa accessorised with white gloves and a Bulgari Serpenti necklace previously worn to the Brit Awards. Her hat, by British milliner Stephen Jones, had a gold underbrim to add a glow to her face.
Bianca Jagger's skirt suit was considered scandalous in 1971 for its plunging neckline and non-traditional style, but has since become a lasting influence on bridal fashion. Celebrities like Amal Clooney, Emily Ratajkowski, and Zendaya have referenced the look. Stylist Rosie Boydell-Wiles noted the appeal lies in the nonconformist attitude, allowing brides to express their personality.
Henrietta Rix, co-founder of Rixo, said the look encourages modern brides to experiment with separates and shapes. Lipa's civil ceremony precedes a rumoured three-day celebration in Palermo, Sicily. Boydell-Wiles added that separates are practical for multiple events, letting brides show different facets of their personality.
