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Dua Lipa got married this weekend in a beautiful outfit that appeared to pay homage to Bianca Jagger’s wedding to Mick Jagger.
The singer wore a Schiaparelli couture white skirt suit paired with a Stephen Jones hat as she tied the knot with actor Callum Turner at Old Marylebone Town Hall in London on Sunday. In 1971, Jagger married the Rolling Stones frontman in a Yves Saint Laurent Le Smoking jacket and bias-cut skirt, finishing off the look with a floppy hat and veil.
We would love to hear from people who were inspired by Bianca Jagger’s wedding outfit and paid homage to it at their own weddings. Why did you decide to wear a suit rather than a traditional dress at your wedding? What do you love about Jagger’s wedding look?
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