The year ahead promises to deliver a celebrity celebration with royal wedding level hype with Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce reportedly set to tie the knot on June 13 at the luxury resort property Ocean House in Rhode Island. Swift is rumoured to have met with Givenchy designer Sarah Burton last month in London, so the buzz is she’ll be wearing a collection of styles created by the Princess of Wales’ wedding gown designer. There’s no doubt whatever she wears will influence the choice of wedding dress styles brides will wear for years to come just as Catherine Middleton and Lady Diana Spencer did.
As for 2025, it was a beautiful year for wedding fashion with famous brides choosing statement looks that fully embodied their personal aesthetic. From Selena Gomez’s wedding wardrobe of now legendary custom Ralph Lauren looks, to Charlie XCX in a Vivienne Westwood mini wedding gown, the aisle looks were bold, bespoke and beautiful.
Let’s take a look at five more of this year’s most iconic brides who set a new bar in chic wedding style.
Hailee Steinfeld
The actor (who just announced her pregnancy) married Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen this summer in Montecito, California. Their wedding day was the picture of modern elegance and Steinfeld wore a trio of custom Tamara Ralph wedding dresses for the event. Each featured impeccable tailoring and intricate detailing like a pearl encrusted bodice for her welcome party look, and a glittering marabou feather and crystal deco-era inspired dress for her reception. Her ceremony dress was a masterclass in simplicity: a double satin corseted gown with a draped back skirt. Steinfeld finished the look with a French Chantilly lace veil and transparent opera length gloves.
Carly Rae Jepson
The “Call Me Maybe” singer married music producer Cole Marsden in October in New York and wore a vintage-inspired, pointed corset, draped bodice wedding dress for her ceremony from Australian designer Toni Maticevsi. The dress had major swoosh factor thanks to layered skirting, and she paired it with a romantic tulle veil and sprigs of baby’s breathe in her hair. For her second dress she went with a boho-feeling Danielle Frankel gown which was equally gorgeous. Of that dress choice Rae Jepson told Vogue: “We knew we were trying to get pregnant, so I also wanted an alternative dress that was much more flowy that I could sub in for the ceremony or just change into for dancing.” In November on an Instagram post, Rae Jepson shared the couple are expecting their first child.”
Kim Cattrall
In a very on trend, intimate city hall wedding in December, Cattrall married Russell Thomas, her partner of almost a decade who she met when their paths crossed when she appeared on the BBC radio show Woman’s Hour. For her wedding look, Cattrall went with an impeccably tailored Dior suit complete with a twirl-worthy, pleated knee-length tulle skirt, accessorized white lace gloves and a custom fascinator from British milliner Philip Treacy. The best part of Cattrall’s wedding look? It was styled by Patricia Field, the fashion powerhouse behind Sex and The City’s iconic costumes.
Chloë Grace Moretz
On Labour Day weekend actor Chloë Grace Moretz married photographer Kate Harrisonwearing one of the most striking wedding dresses of the year. Both of the brides wore custom Nicholas Ghesquiere for Louis Vuitton with Harrison choosing a traditional white gown, a sleek column silhouette with a sweetheart neckline decorated with sparkling embellishments and embroidery. Moretz went for the unexpected for her look choosing an ice blue tulle wedding gown detailed with delicate sparking crystals, a romantic ruffled neckline, and paired with a matching veil and gloves. Moretz delivered a modern-day Cinderella moment.
Demi Lovato
For her spring wedding in California, Lovato wore an incredible Vivienne Westwood wedding dress to marry singer-songwriter Jordan “Jutes” Lutes. The dress was every inch a Westwood classic featuring a pearl white, heavy silk-satin fabric, corset bodice and off-the-shoulder draped sleeves. “When I was thinking about [what dress style I wanted], I often found myself coming back to Vivienne’s designs—specifically how the silhouettes really complement the curves in your body, and her use of corsets,” the singer said of the dress. She completed the red carpet worthy look with a custom Westwood cathedral-length tulle veil.
