Bridal on the Red Carpet

The 2026 Oscars didn’t just roll out the red carpet—they rolled out the aisle. Bridal looks were front and center, and honestly? We’re still not over it. Here are a few of our favorite moments, paired side by side with gowns from our own collection that deserve their own standing ovation.

Elle Fanning in Givenchy

Showcasing a delicate, barely-there sweetheart neckline and a drop-waist ballgown silhouette, Elle’s look was giving serious Verandi by Locket energy—right down to those soft, romantic details cascading effortlessly along the hem.

Gwyneth Paltrow in Giorgio Armani Privé:

Gwyneth’s gown is all about that quiet, confident minimalism—two subtle bust darts, no center waist seam, and a flawlessly clean sheath silhouette. It’s the kind of understated cool our brides can’t get enough of, serving sleek elegance without even trying. (Gown shown: Comet by Willowby).

Ava DuVernay in Louis Vuitton:

Ava’s gown knows exactly where to bring the drama. Our Amita dress steals the spotlight with a statement organza sleeve and artful draping across the bodice, while the rest stays sleek, sculpted, and curve-hugging—because balance is everything.

Ariana Greenblatt in John Galliano:

Silk is forever having a moment, and Ariana keeps it sleek and very much on trend. Our Garance dress nails that effortlessly fluid vibe. Finished with a row of pearls and delicate side buttons, it’s the kind of detail that quietly pulls the whole look together.

Timothée Chalamet in Givenchy

Serving a full power stance in a monochrome suit, Timothée is low-key channeling bridal—and we’re here for it. Want the look? Our Bauble suit jacket brings that same sharp, fashion-forward energy with a bridal twist.

Which is your favourite bridal runway look?