With celebrities dressing up for various red carpet affairs, it's easy to be inspired by their polished styles — right down to their manicure choices — for your own wedding day! We've rounded up some of our favourite nail colour options and nail art details worthy of wearing to a wedding. Bridesmaids and guests will love these looks too.
Whether you're a guest, bridesmaid, or even the bride, weddings are a perfect time to add a plait into your dressed-up style. They can add a touch of romance or bohemian coolness to your look, and there are a variety of ways to incorporate woven strands into your style. Click through to see how the following stars plaited their coifs to perfection.
Weddings rank pretty high on the momentous-occasion scale — so being a guest at one rightfully carries with it a pretty high (albeit, reasonable) level of expectations. Yes, all weddings are different, but there's a basic code of conduct and dress that will serve you well no matter what kind of event you're attending. Is a white dress really a no-no? What does "semiformal" attire really mean? We're decoding the wedding dress code and more right here:
Whether you're a bridesmaid or a bride looking for dress ideas for your bridal party, look no further than these famous faces. Be your wedding black-tie, set in a casual garden, or beachside, these red-carpet moments will — no doubt — speak to you. What's more, the gowns certainly don't skimp on spotlight-worthy details, such as rich colours, exquisite fabrics, and dramatic silhouettes. Click on to see standout gowns worn by everyone from Kate Hudson to Solange Knowles for further wedding-fueled inspiration.
It's wedding season, and with the big finish of the Met Gala on Monday, I've been inspired by so many of the amazing hair accessories on the red carpet that it got me thinking about how to dress up your hair for your big day. Shop a wide variety of Alice bands, hair brooches, pins and barrettes all adorned with crystals and let me know which glittering goodies you fancy most by leaving a comment below.
Over the weekend, Keira Knightley and her muscian love James Righton (keyboard player of the Klaxons), jet set to the hillside town of Mazan, Provence to tie the knot. Clad in a strapless, knee-length, blush coloured tulle dress that she paired with black sunnies, a delicate garland in her hair, flesh-toned ballerina flats and a cropped Chanel boucle jacket, Keira looked ethereal, relaxed and best of all, happy. Apparently, there were only 11 guests that attended the ceremony in town hall but a total of 50 who celebrated their nuptuals later in the day. Among those were Sienna Miller and Karl Lagerfeld.
I loved her relaxed wedding look, especially her her hairstyle that you can see here, but it is the dress that has me confirming just how cool of a kat Keira really is. Could it be that the beautiful actress wore the same Rodarte dress in 2008 to a Pre-Bafta party (pictured here), that she donned for her nuptials? Unless she just really liked the style and had it redone, I think it looks remarkably similar. What do you think?
A bride must have options and what better place to gather inspiration than directly from the runways. Up, down, or twisted around: find your stylish wedding hair look in our runway-inspired guide here!
The Mirror has just reported that 28 year old Keira Knightley is set to wed her 29 year old rock and roll flame James Righton in the South of France this weekend. After a year of being engaged, the blushing bride has apparently chosen Provence as their destination site, where they will have an intimate ceremony with approximately 100 guests.
Back in January, Keira was rumoured to be trying on gowns at Chanel, which is no big surprise as she and Karl Lagerfeld have become quite close. Not only is she the face of Coco Mademoiselle fragrance, but she is the star of his new short film Once Upon a Time and she is frequently spotted in Chanel couture on the red carpet.
We know that Alexa Chung will be in attendance, as she is the one responsible for setting up the lovebirds, but the big question of the day is — what will Keira wear? Browse a multitude of dresses below and leave a comment to let me know which style dress you think would suit her best.
If there's one couple we (always) keep close style tabs on, it's definitely Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge. Yesterday, the royal pair celebrated their second wedding anniversary, and while it feels like yesterday that we were floored by her custom Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen wedding dress, their second year as husband and wife has been filled with superchic — not to mention, monumental — moments for both. While Kate has become a master of high-low styling, favouring everything from Topshop and Whistles to Jenny Packham and Alexander McQueen, William is just as good at donning a cool mix of dapper suits and more casual fare. Lest we forget, the couple is expecting their first child in July, which means we're on baby bump watch, too! To fete William and Kate's wedding anniversary, we've rounded up their best fashion moments in the two years since tying the knot. Here are more than 150 photos to commemorate.
On April 29, expectant parents Prince William and Kate Middleton are celebrating their two-year wedding anniversary! In 2011, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge tied the knot in a royal wedding seen 'round the world, breaking the record for the largest online live-streaming audience with a record 72 million live views from people across 188 countries. While many royal weddings don't garner the attention of Prince William and Kate Middleton's big day, they don't lack in lavishness.
Will and Kate's nuptials were part of a long tradition of elaborate royal weddings around the world. Last year, the tiny country of Luxembourg treated its Crown Prince Guillaume to an extravagant affair when he married Belgian Countess Stephanie de Lannoy. The celebration, which reportedly cost around $650,000 and was funded by taxpayers, spanned multiple days and included a guest list packed with kings, queens, and other royals from around the world. In Brunei, Princess Hajah Hafizah Sururul Bolkiah, the fifth daughter of Brunei's sultan, married Pengiran Haji Muhammad Ruzaini at her father's 1,700-room palace in front of 3,000 guests. A state dinner followed, and Queen Elizabeth II even sent her best wishes.
These royals make up some of the lesser-known but just as regal royals of the world. And just like the Brits, they know how to throw opulent weddings for members of their families. From the wedding for the future emperor of Japan in 1924 to Grace Kelly's Monaco spectacular in 1956 to Will and Kate's big day on April 29, 2011, here is a guide to the world's royal weddings over the years.
