Designed by Matthieu Blazy, the low-back halter dress featured a train beset with thousands of feathers, matching the feathered headpiece fixed to Lipa’s embroidered cathedral veil.
Meanwhile, Turner suited up black tie-style for the event, wearing a simple yet sleek Louis Vuitton tuxedo.
Lipa’s photos of the happy couple, taken by photographer David Sims, were accompanied with the caption: “Mr and Mrs”.
Lipa’s bridal dress is believed to be the first designed by Blazy for a friend of the house, Vogue reported.
Blazy currently serves as Chanel’s creative director, a position he has held since December 2024 after three years in the same role at Bottega Veneta.
Intricate details in Lipa’s dress have also been showcased by Chanel in a dedicated social media post, where the fashion house explained how it moved from an idea into reality.
“The result of the close relationship between Dua Lipa and Chanel, and brought to life thanks to an exceptional savoir-faire, Dua Lipa’s Haute Couture wedding dress has been handcrafted in the ateliers at 31 Rue Cambon.
“For this unique design, Maisons d’art Atelier Montex, Lemarie, and Lesage also contributed to the making of the dress through the creation of intricate embellishments.
“To complete the look, white satin pumps were custom-made by Massaro.”
The numbers behind the dress were as much a part of the reveal as the photos. According to Vogue, Atelier Montex hand-embroidered 480,000 beads, Lesage created trompe l’oeil jewels that required 1,155 hours of needlework, and Lemarie underlined the two-metre train with 25,000 feathers.
The high-fashion brand finished by congratulating Lipa, saying it was “honoured to have dressed her for this very special day”.
Lipa and Turner began dating in January 2024, with the singer confirming their engagement in June last year after months of speculation.
The celebrity wedding, attended by big names like Charli XCX, Sir Elton John and Mark Ronson, has not gone without controversy though.
Lipa and Turner are said to have compensated Palermo residents for the disruption caused by their wedding, reportedly giving £5000 ($11,536) to those living nearby after locals began protesting their high-profile visit.
Dua Lipa and Callum Turner officially tied the knot in London on May 31 before the three-day celebration in Sicily. Photo / Getty Images
Locals were reportedly cut off from accessing roads and two town squares in Palermo’s historic centre and made to sign non-disclosure agreements, while a no-drone fly zone was enforced during the festivities.
In response, residents began erecting posters with declarations such as “Palermo is not for rent” and “Our square is not your living room”.
“Public spaces belong to everyone. We reclaim the right to live them, free from private profit,” another read.
With efforts to take down the posters hindered by angry locals, the newlyweds reportedly tried to quell residents’ concerns by financially compensating apartment dwellers living nearby.
“It’s all very, very off limits,” one source told the Sun.
“It’s top secret. The security is private but the local police are involved with the organisation of the event.”
The couple were later spotted staying at the £3400-a-night San Domenico Palace hotel in Taormina, where the second season of HBO’s White Lotus was filmed.
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