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Vincenzo La Torre

Chief Editor, Style; Fashion Editor, Post Magazine


Whether you’re a traditional bride or searching for something more unexpected – from mini-length wedding dresses or ones in black to pieces that aren’t dresses at all – these labels offer a fresh take on dressing for the big day. Scroll on for Christian Louboutin’s custom creations, Cecilie Bahnsen’s subversive silhouettes and Batsheva’s sustainable bridal gowns.
Aquazzura

Part of Italian shoe label Aquazzura’s bridal range, the Voile mule is meant to evoke the softness of a veil with its featherlight construction and sheer materials. Ideal for brides who want something different from the usual wedding sandal, the shoe is just romantic and feminine enough, but also adds something fresh and fashionable to a bridal outfit.
Batsheva

Made mostly with deadstock material, Batsheva Hay’s first bridal collection for her brand Batsheva offers options for all the most important moments of a wedding, from the rehearsal dinner to the reception. Polka dot lace, delicate pleats and rosette appliqués add just the right amount of embellishment to the streamlined line-up.
Cecilie Bahnsen

Scandinavian cool with a touch of whimsy is at the heart of Copenhagen-based Cecilie Bahnsen’s work. The designer’s bridal edit features soft romantic styles for modern brides who are not into typical wedding gowns. For those looking for a fully bespoke feel, the label’s Copenhagen boutique offers a made-to-order service that allows clients to come up with a truly unique creation.
Christian Louboutin

Celebrities such as Kate Moss, Priyanka Chopra, Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds, and Idris and Sabrina Elba, have all worn Christian Louboutin shoes on their wedding days. Brides and grooms can take advantage of a special order service that allows them to customise existing styles. The shoes, which all come with signature red soles, include dainty creations inspired by ballet, and flower-embellished sandals.
Harris Reed

Celebrating “brides of all genders”, Harris Reed’s Fluid Bridal collection is for the adventurous wanting to make a statement on their big day. The range includes a sheer embroidered lace dress and flared trousers with a draped-back top, and a duchess satin mermaid dress with tulle detailing and a corset and skirt with godet. For those who want something truly unique, the London-based American designer also offers bespoke bridal wear.
Silvia Tcherassi

If you’re planning a beach wedding, designer Silvia Tcherassi has you covered. Made of lace and embroidered with a coral motif, this short dress is perfect for brides who want to look cool and not too precious. And if you’d rather have something more classic, the label also offers its fair share of sweeping diaphanous gowns – then you can change into this cute number after the reception to take the party on into the night.
Susie Cave: Weddings & Funerals

British designer Susie Cave, who built a cult following with the now-shuttered label The Vampire’s Wife, is back with Susie Cave: Weddings & Funerals, a shop in London’s Kensington neighbourhood. Open only by appointment, the boutique allows clients to choose from a selection of 25 silhouettes and designs, in black or white, each custom-tailored.
Additional contributions by Sumnima Kandangwa


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What to wear for your summer wedding, from Christian Louboutin shoes to Cecilie Bahnsen dresses

Cecilie Bahnsen has dresses that range from the traditional to bespoke creations that can be as avant garde as you like. Photo: Handout

Aquazzura Voile mule. Photo: Handout

A pleated and ruffled dress from Batsheva. Photo: Handout

Cecilie Bahnsen’s Copenhagen boutique offers a made-to-order service. Photo: Handout

Christian Louboutin heels can elevate your look. Photo: Handout

Harris Reed has plenty of more adventurous bridal wear. Photo: Handout

Silvia Tcherassi’s beach-friendly wedding dress with coral motif. Photo: Handout

Susie Cave: Weddings & Funerals offer designs in white and also in black. Photo: Handout

Work boots, the new red carpet shoe – just ask Timothée Chalamet and Austin Butler

Work boots are defining a more relaxed trend in the red carpet. Photo: Handout

Timothée Chalamet wore all black Chrome Hearts for the Golden Globes in January, all the way down to his Timberland boots. Photo: Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic

Austin Butler wore Red Wings to a photocall for Caught Stealing in London last August. Photo: Getty Images

Red Wing 4585 Logger. Photo: Handout

Bottega Veneta at Mytheresa. Photo: Handout

Junya Watanabe x Paraboot at Mytheresa. Photo: Handout

Manolo Blahnik at Mr Porter. Photo: Handout

Grenson boots. Photo: Handout

Meet Mika Abdalla, who plays Allie Hayes in Off Campus – and wore a J. Lo-inspired dress

Mika Abdalla is a rising star who’s already a fan favourite in Off Campus. Photo: @rollacoaster/Instagram

Mika Abdalla is part of the cast of Off Campus. Photo: @mika.abdalla/Instagram

Mika Abdalla is already making waves in the Prime Video show. Photo: @mika.abdalla/Instagram

Mika Abdalla pursued acting while attending university. Photo: @mika.abdalla/Instagram

Mika Abdalla is in a long-term relationship with Jake Short. Photo: @mika.abdalla/Instagram

The silk scarf is back, from Hermès to Celine and Chanel

Carolyn Bessette with John F. Kennedy Jr in Boston, in 1996. Photo: Shutterstock

Celine silk scarf. Photo: Handout

Conner Ives, fall/winter 2026. Photo: Handout

Gucci at Mytheresa. Photo: Handout

Brunello Cucinelli at Mytheresa. Photo: Handout

Hermès spring/summer 2026 collection. Photo: Handout

Hermès À l’Ombre des Boulevards Carré 70 in vintage silk from the spring/summer 2026 collection. Photo: Handout

7 fashion drops that blend nostalgia with fun, from Louis Vuitton to Dior and Versace

Louis Vuitton’s LV Tilted is inspired by skate gear, and made of colourful calf suede and printed canvas. Photo: Handout

Balenciaga’s fall 2026 collection includes a collaboration with shoemaker Manolo Blahnik. Photo: Handout

Macaulay Culkin wore Dior’s The Very Hungry Caterpillar jumper. Photo: Handout

Tracee Ellis Ross x Emmanuelle Khanh eyewear. Photo: Handout

Erdem x Net-a-Porter occasionwear. Photo: Handout

LV Tilted men’s sneaker from Louis Vuitton. Photo: Handout

Jil Sander x Puma K-Street shoes. Photo: Handout

Versace x Onitsuka Tiger’s Tai-Chi Sakura sneakers. Photo: Handout

The Cannes Film Festival’s stand-out looks – from Demi Moore to Daisy Edgar-Jones

Daisy Edgar-Jones wore a beautiful Balenciaga gown to the 2026 Cannes Film Festival. Photo: EPA

Demi Moore in a polka dot Jacquemus dress at the opening ceremony of the 79th Cannes Film Festival, on May 12. Photo: Reuters

Demi Moore opted for a Jacquemus mermaid gown with Chopard high jewellery. Photo: Invision/AP

Demi Moore stunned in a look from Matières Fécales at Cannes. Photo: EPA

Demi Moore in Gucci for the premiere of Fjord. Photo: EPA

Cannes jury member Ruth Negga on stage during the festival’s opening ceremony on May 12. Photo: EPA

Ruth Negga at the premiere of Paper Tiger, at the Cannes Film Festival. Photo: EPA

Sandra Hüller poses at the photocall for the film Fatherland, in Cannes on May 15. Photo: Xinhua

Simone Ashley at the screening of Karma, at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. Photo: AFP

Jury member Chloé Zhao arrives for the screening of Paper Tiger at Cannes. Photo: AFP

Colman Domingo in Valentino at Cannes. Photo: EPA

Liu Wen in Chanel for the screening of Garance (Another Day), at Cannes. Photo: AFP

Cate Blanchett turned heads in Givenchy at the Cannes Film Festival. Photo: EPA

Daisy Edgar-Jones wore Balenciaga and Boucheron to Cannes. Photo: EPA

Kristen Stewart showed up to Cannes in a sheer Chanel number. Photo: AFP

Kristen Stewart, in another Chanel look, sneaks trainers onto the red carpet. Photo: AFP

Charles Melton went for a classy Louis Vuitton look at Cannes. Photo: AFP

Sharon Stone wearing Miss Sohee and Garatti to Cannes. Photo: EPA

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Go for Silvia Tcherassi if you’re planning a traditional or beach wedding, or be subversive in black with Susie Cave’s help, while ‘brides of all genders’ should look to Harris Reed


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