Here comes the A-list bride.<\/p>\n
A star\u2019s wedding dress can launch a designer\u2019s career overnight and earn a permanent place in fashion history.<\/p>\n
Soon to join the tradition is Taylor Swift, set to marry Travis Kelce in a gown reportedly inspired by a classic Hollywood icon<\/a>. As the pop superstar preps for her big day, we\u2019re revisiting the brides who set the bar.<\/p>\n From royals to rock stars, Grace Kelly\u2019s palace lace to Gwen Stefani\u2019s pink-dipped Dior, here are the most enduring celebrity wedding looks of all time.<\/p>\n Princess Diana<\/p>\n PA Images via Getty Images<\/p>\n The world waited with bated breath to see what 20-year-old Lady Diana would wear to marry Prince Charles in 1981. It\u2019s one of the most influential \u2014 and over-the-top \u2014\u00a0designs in history, boasting a 25-foot train, extravagant puffed sleeves and ruffles, 10,000 seed pearls. It sparked many an \u201980s trend and is perhaps the most famous wedding gown of all time.<\/p>\n Elizabeth Taylor<\/p>\n Gamma-Keystone via Getty Images<\/p>\n Elizabeth Taylor walked down the aisle eight times, but her first gown remains a reference point more than 75 years later. At 18, she married hotel heir Conrad \u201cNicky\u201d Hilton in a satin gown by MGM costume designer Helen Rose \u2014 a studio gift with a high illusion neckline and a nipped basque waist.<\/p>\n Kate Middleton<\/p>\n Getty Images<\/p>\n The identity of Kate Middleton\u2019s designer was one of Britain\u2019s best-kept secrets until the now-princess stepped out of the car in 2011. Sarah Burton, under Alexander McQueen, crafted the satin gazar gown, its bodice hand-appliqu\u00e9d with lace roses, thistles and shamrocks by a Royal School of Needlework team that washed their hands every 30 minutes<\/a> to keep it spotless.<\/p>\n Meghan Markle<\/p>\n PA Images via Getty Images<\/p>\n Seven years later, another Windsor bride walked down the aisle in a gown that was the picture of restraint. Clare Waight Keller, the first female artistic director of Givenchy<\/a>, designed Meghan Markle a pure-white silk gown with a bateau neckline and no ornamentation for her 2018 wedding to Prince Harry. The drama lived in the veil, embroidered with a flower for each of the 53 Commonwealth nations, plus a California poppy for her home state.<\/p>\n Kim Kardashian<\/p>\n Ciao Pix \/ BACKGRID<\/p>\n Before the split, there was the spectacle. Kardashian married Kanye West at Florence\u2019s 16th-century Forte di Belvedere<\/a> in 2014 in a long-sleeved Givenchy Haute Couture lace gown by Riccardo Tisci, complete with a dramatic cutout back and an airy silk veil. Toddler-aged North West wore a matching mini version.<\/p>\n Hailey Bieber<\/p>\n Instagram\/haileybieber<\/p>\n For her 2019 South Carolina ceremony with Justin Bieber, Hailey wore an off-the-shoulder Off-White gown by the late Virgil Abloh. In true hypebeast fashion, the veil was screen-printed at the hem with \u201cTILL DEATH DO US PART.\u201d<\/p>\n Priyanka Chopra<\/p>\n Hindustan Times via Getty Images<\/p>\n Chopra\u2019s four-day 2018 wedding to Nick Jonas at Jodhpur\u2019s Umaid Bhawan Palace called for an epic wardrobe to match. For the Christian ceremony, Chopra wore a Ralph Lauren gown<\/a> covered in more than 2 million sequins under a hand-embroidered lace coat and 75-foot veil. The following day, she switched into a deep-red Sabyasachi lehenga stitched by 110 artisans over more than 3,700 hours. A series of opulent reception looks provided even more drama.<\/p>\n Grace Kelly<\/p>\n Gamma-Keystone via Getty Images<\/p>\n When Kelly traded Hollywood for Monaco in 1956, she did it in a gown fit for the palace she was marrying into. MGM\u2019s Rose designed the ivory showpiece, which featured a high-necked bodice of rose-point lace, a bell-shaped peau de soie skirt and roughly 125 yards of silk, tulle and antique lace.<\/p>\n Kate Middleton\u2019s long lace sleeves would pay homage to the look 55 years later.<\/p>\n Victoria Beckham<\/p>\n Posh went all out for her 1999 wedding to David Beckham at Ireland\u2019s Luttrellstown Castle. Her strapless champagne Vera Wang ballgown came with a 20-foot train and a corset by the famed Mr. Pearl, which crossed the Atlantic four times for fittings. A gold crown \u2014 and those unforgettable matching purple reception looks<\/a> \u2014 sealed the deal.<\/p>\n Angelia Jolie<\/p>\n People<\/p>\n For the actress\u2019 2014 wedding to Brad Pitt<\/a> at France\u2019s Ch\u00e2teau Miraval, Atelier Versace master tailor Luigi Massi hand-embroidered her ivory silk gown and veil with dozens of drawings by the couple\u2019s six children. \u201cLuigi is like family to me and I couldn\u2019t imagine anyone else making this dress,\u201d Jolie told People at the tine. \u201cHe knows and cares for the children and it was great fun putting it together.\u201d<\/p>\n Gwen Stefani<\/p>\n UK Press via Getty Images<\/p>\n No white-on-white for the No Doubt frontwoman. To wed Gavin Rossdale in London in 2002, Stefani chose a John Galliano for Christian Dior gown with a skirt and veil spray-painted in a punky pink ombr\u00e9 dip.<\/p>\n Dua Lipa<\/p>\n David Sims; Dua Lipa\/ Instagram<\/p>\n The \u201cHoudini\u201d singer wed actor Callum Turner at a London registry office in a custom white Schiaparelli couture skirt suit by Daniel Roseberry, then celebrated in Sicily in the first-ever Chanel Haute Couture wedding gown by Matthieu Blazy<\/a>, resplendent with feathers and 480,000 hand-embroidered beads.<\/p>\n Jacqueline Kennedy<\/p>\n Getty Images<\/p>\n Jackie\u2019s 1953 wedding to then-Senator John F. Kennedy in Newport, RI, produced one of the century\u2019s most photographed gowns. Ann Lowe, a celebrated African American fashion designer for high society during a time of segregation, used 50 yards of fabric to create the ivory silk taffeta dress with a portrait neckline and a full bouffant skirt.<\/p>\n Amal Clooney<\/p>\n Houston Chronicle via Getty Imag<\/p>\n