"Dua Lipa Dismisses Criticism over Her Revealing White Gown at a Wedding": Dua Lipa fires back against the criticism she received for wearing a virtually bare white dress to a wedding.
Dua Lipa made a bold fashion statement at the wedding of globally renowned fashion designer Simon Porte Jacquemus in France last year. The pop star wore a white gown, a choice that caused controversy among some fans who saw it as a major fashion faux pas, particularly as white is traditionally reserved for the bride in many Western cultures.
However, Lipa clarified in a video for Harper's Bazaar that the dress code for the wedding was indeed white, and that she wore the sheer Jacquemus gown at the designer's request. The event's fashion theme emphasized white attire, and Lipa expressed confusion about why she received criticism since other guests also wore white.
The gown, designed by Jacquemus himself, featured a leg slit, floral details, and was paired with statement earrings and a black bag. Lipa seemed to enjoy wearing the dress, and even mentioned that it caused a stir online.
There is speculation that Jacquemus may design Lipa's wedding dress, as she is currently engaged to actor Callum Turner. In a separate video for Harper's Bazaar, Lipa discussed her past looks and did not shy away from sharing her thoughts on fashion choices.
Harper's Bazaar has provided a link to the full video discussing Lipa's wedding outfit, and invites readers to share their thoughts on whether Lipa's look would be suitable for their wedding. In many Western cultures, wearing white to a wedding is still considered a major fashion faux pas, but opinions on the matter may vary. What do you think? Is it ever acceptable for a wedding guest to wear white? Let us know in the comments below.
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