Hailey Bieber Reveals Custom Wedding Dress by Off-White
Wow.
The first pictures of Hailey Bieber’s wedding dress have landed. And boy, are they good.
The model and wife of Justin Bieber took to Instagram to share the first official images of the wedding dress she wore to marry the Boyfriend singer in South Carolina earlier this week. And her dress designer is totally unexpected.
Off-White’s Virgil Abloh is the man responsible for the stunning lace gown, which isn’t obvious until you get to the end of her dramatically long veil and see the words “TILL DEATH DO US PART” in his signature block letter font and quotation marks.
The statement piece featured an off-the-shoulder design, and Hailey thanked the designer (who is currently on a doctor-ordered hiatus), in a separate post, writing, “@virgilabloh thank you for making my vision come to life and creating my dream dress. You and your @offwhite team are incredible and I’m forever grateful I got to wear your beautiful creation.”
Interestingly, the new Mrs Bieber hinted at the designer of her dress back in November. When asked by Vogue about the design, she revealed, “It’s kind of like an off-white colour.” And here we all were, none the wiser that she was actually referring to the brand and not the colour. Taking to his own Instagram to share the images, Abloh wrote, “When @haileybieber asks if you want to design a wedding dress. that’s a “yes” too. love you guys since time, for time.”
Hailey changed dresses for the reception, with photos from the photo booth showing a halter-neck silhouette – although the designer for this piece (or what it looked like full-length) is yet to be revealed.
The pair’s official religious wedding ceremony took place last Monday, following their City Hall wedding last September.
Earlier today, the pair’s first joint advertising campaign was revealed for Calvin Klein’s CK50 collection, celebrating the brand’s 50th anniversary.
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The model and wife of Justin Bieber took to Instagram to share the first official images of the wedding dress she wore to marry the Boyfriend singer in South Carolina earlier this week. And her dress designer is totally unexpected.
Off-White's Virgil Abloh is the man responsible for the stunning lace gown, which isn't obvious until you get to the end of her dramatically long veil and see the words "TILL DEATH DO US PART" in his signature block letter font and quotation marks.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B3VLmXjlfQH/
The statement piece featured an off-the-shoulder design, and Hailey thanked the designer (who is currently on a doctor-ordered hiatus), in a separate post, writing, "@virgilabloh thank you for making my vision come to life and creating my dream dress. You and your @offwhite team are incredible and I'm forever grateful I got to wear your beautiful creation."
https://www.instagram.com/p/B3VMJvplCEp/
Interestingly, the new Mrs Bieber hinted at the designer of her dress back in November. When asked by Vogue about the design, she revealed, "It's kind of like an off-white colour." And here we all were, none the wiser that she was actually referring to the brand and not the colour. Taking to his own Instagram to share the images, Abloh wrote, "When @haileybieber asks if you want to design a wedding dress. that's a "yes" too. love you guys since time, for time."
https://www.instagram.com/p/B3VNRH4lTSK/
Hailey changed dresses for the reception, with photos from the photo booth showing a halter-neck silhouette – although the designer for this piece (or what it looked like full-length) is yet to be revealed.
The pair's official religious wedding ceremony took place last Monday, following their City Hall wedding last September.
Earlier today, the pair's first joint advertising campaign was revealed for Calvin Klein's CK50 collection, celebrating the brand's 50th anniversary.){kind=link}