Who Designed Jennifer Lopez’s Wedding Dress? All The Details From Her Recent Nuptials To Ben Affleck
The American actress, singer and model wed beau Ben Affleck in not one, but three custom creations
Who designed Jennifer Lopez’s wedding dress? Here are all the details from the award-winning performer’s nuptials to actor Ben Affleck, which took place this past weekend.
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck got married for the second time in a fairy tale-esque ceremony on August 20 and her wedding dresses were every bride-to-be’s dreams come true.
Who Designed Jennifer Lopez’s Wedding Dress?
Designed and brought to life by renowned American fashion label Ralph Lauren, the three custom gowns are showstopping pieces that each tell a different story.
The gown that Jennifer wore to walk down the aisle is a column dress with a twist, deviating from the slim and subdued silhouette of a typical design. In addition to ruffled sleeves and a lace cutout in the back, it features a turtleneck, a dramatic hem with ruffle detailing and a big, bold skirt. The skirt is accentuated by more than 1,640 feet of fabric cut into more than 1,000 handkerchiefs and attached to the dress by hand.
The look was completed with a grand, sheer veil and delicate minimal jewellery.
The second dress had a fitted design, a sleeveless and backless gown with a halter neck, a big keyhole cutout in the front and criss-cross straps in the back embellished with crystals also stitched by hand. The fitted skirt flares out into a long train and resembles a less dramatic version of a mermaid dress.
A shoulder-length sheer veil accompanied the dress for the complete bridal look.
The final gown is perhaps the most glamorous, another figure-hugging number draped in layers and layers of pearls from top to bottom. Strings of pearls stitched together to create a turtleneck effect at the neck and drape over the shoulders and the cutout in the front.
Besides the looks for Jennifer, Ralph Lauren also dressed her groom for their big day, as Ben slipped into a white tuxedo by the designer to complement his bride.
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