Solange Knowles did not wear a dress but a bride's catsuit. With cape included. In broken white. Give her an award.
This is Natalie Portman as Queen Amidala in the Star Wars saga. It is a (delicate) nuptial and intergalactic dress that, even today, still causes sighs.
Whitney Houston's nuptial look included one of her characteristic jewel-headdresses which would set an amazing trend.
Meghan Markle and her Givenchy dress. An absolutely stunning wedding dress that went around the world and sparked love and hatred in the same proportions.
Grace Kelly. One of the most iconic bridal gowns in history, tailor-made by designer Helen Rose.
Bianca Jagger changed her dress into a pant suit with the help of Yves Saint Laurent.
Robin Wright as 'The Princess Bride': fairy tale weddings and villains in medieval key.
Perhaps the most admired (and copied) detail of Farah Diba's wedding dress was the tail, which was connected to a long, straight silhouette rather than a pompous skirt.
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Amal Clooney married in Venice and wore trousers. Wow.
Dita Von Teese married surrounded by red roses, in a violet Vivienne Westwood.
Before the butchery in 'Kill Bill', Uma Thurman's dress looked so white and immaculate.
When Daniella Pick married Quentin Tarantino, she did it in a slip dress.
Priscilla Presley made the babydoll silhouette trendy as a look for a wedding dress.
Chiara Ferragni wore two Dior dresses for her wedding: a classic one, in white (inspired by Grace Kelly's), and another in beige tulle.
How can we forget this wedding from 'The Godfather'? How can we forget Simonetta Stefanelli dressed in white (and excessively adorned) according to the Sicilian tradition?
The simple but regal dress in which she married Prince Charles Phillip of Sweden established Sofia Hellqvist as a modern style icon.
Linda Gilbert wanted to marry in a velvet jacket and got married in a velvet jacket. Long live Flower Power.
Rose Leslie, meanwhile, opted for a romantic style with lace and white flowers.
The best part of Eugenie of York's wedding dress? Undoubtedly the back neckline in the form of an extended V.
Shoe designer Tabitha Simmons embodied the seventies in her wedding dress.
Barbra Streisand in 'Funny Face': hippie culture applied to the art of bridal gowns.
The singer Lulu married Maurice Gigg in the middle of winter. Hence this nuptial look with the Snow Queen coat. She became the example for winter weddings.
Romina Power starred in one of the most sophisticated bridal moments of the era by combining her dress with a draped hood instead of a traditional veil.
For the civil ceremony of her wedding, Charlène of Monaco wore blue.
Sofia Loren. Civil wedding and in winter. That translated into a very elegant long-sleeved suit made of the best silk.
According to British royal tradition, Margaret was married in a closed dress with virtually no adornments.
For her wedding to Frank Sinatra, Ava Gardner remained true to herself and wore a delicate party dress with silk leaves on the covers and sleeves.
Lady Di's bridal gown was not a wedding dress but an institution.
Another film dress worthy of mention: the one that Julie Andrews wore in 'The Sound of Music'. It's all in the fabric.
Beverly Adams at her wedding with hairdresser Vidal Sassoon: a high neck sixties dress (and the best haircut of the time).
Debbie Reynolds was one of the few famous brides who wanted to maintain the custom of marrying, and celebrating afterwards, with white gloves.
Who would have thought in the 00s that Ginger Spice (Geri Halliwell) would get married in such a classic dress?
Sarah Jessica Parker appeared in the film 'Sex in the City' with a Vivienne Westwood dress and a blue feather attached to the veil.
Natalie Wood, a wedding dress with so much love and profusion of lace - from the hood to the skirt.
Sometimes fiction beats reality. Lauren Bacall in 'How to Marry a Millionaire', impressively dressed in white guipure, is proof of this.
Britt Ekland, another famous winter bride. White gloves, black fur coat over the dress and a large bow in the hair.
A high society wedding. María Teresa Maestre y Batista wore a marabou collar and cuffs on a white satin dress.
Another society wedding: Carmiña Ordóñez. In the photo, she poses with her sister Belén, minutes before marrying the badly beaten Spanish bullfighter Paquirri.
Camilla Parker Bowles's wedding: expected, desired and well deserved after years and years of second-place love. And all in white.
The wedding of Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas became a social event in Bollywood style.
Marilyn and a white shirt. A white shirt and Marilyn. This beats all other bridal looks, doesn't it?
Olivia Palermo in the New York socialite style, but with an seemingly careless ponytail.
This is Victoria of Sweden with her spectacular wedding tiara. The dress comes in second place.
Another royal: Queen Elizabeth II of England. And, again, we see the restrained style of the women of the British Crown when they get married.
To marry Mel Ferrer, Audrey Hepburn opted for the 'New Look' of a midi dress with closed collar (and accompanied by flowers in the hair as an alternative to the updo for short hair).
Eva Longoria married in a Chanel pink dress. A look of 100%.
Before the civil wedding in blue, Charlène of Monaco walked down the aisle dressed in white, in an off the shoulders dress with a mermaid cut and a magnificent silk veil.
Gloria Vanderbilt wore a wedding dress that was simple, unique, and perfect.
For her civil wedding to Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward wore a sober, long-sleeved, white dress with lapels. As if she didn't care about the look and, at the same time, it illuminated her.
Angelina Jolie's dress in 'The Good Shepherd' is just a dream. It is bridal but also an evening gown with cross neckline, white satin, 40s' silhouette.
Who said brides couldn't wear short? Audrey Hepburn's style for her wedding to Andrea Dotti, with Givenchy's pink minidress, dismantles all customs.
Nicky Hilton married as the socialité she is: wrapped in lace and wearing a princess skirt. By Valentino.
Lauren Bacall in a suit with triangle silhouette. Lauren Bacall marrying the love of her life, Humphrey Bogart.
Again, Audrey. This time, dressed as a bride for the demands of the script (in 'Funny Face'). And no, you can't be more elegant.
Sharon Tate opted for a short wedding dress and combined it with white pantyhose and ballerinas.
We go back in time until we reach the Gunilla Von Bismarck junction. If the soap opera brides of the 90s were real, they would be like her.
In a gallery of famous bridal gowns, we could not leave out the one Stephanie of Monaco wore at her wedding with Daniel Ducruet. Short, very 80s, with lace.
Amanda Seyfried's 'Mamma Mia' outfit was not a dress but a fantasy of tulle and satin ribbons in musical style.
An inspiration for winter brides: Pattie Boyd. White pantyhose and Beatle George Harrison at the end of the aisle.
Of all Elizabeth Taylor's wedding dresses, this may be the most legendary.
'Runaway Bride'. Or Julia Roberts and a wedding dress designed for running.
Caroline of Monaco. Here, at her civil wedding with Ernst of Hannover, in a grey pearl suit.
And here's another cinematographic nuptial look: Kirsten Dunst in 'Melancholia'. The best part? The bouquet. And the film, of course.
Lucía Bosé married the bullfighter Luis Miguel Dominguín dressed in a black suit and mantilla.
In the film 'Viridiana' by Luis Buñuel, Silvia Pinal appears dressed as a bride in the traditional Christian and folkloristic Spanish style.
