Nicola Peltz’s bridal couture is a bespoke opus

Nicola Peltz married Brooklyn Beckham on 9^th April at her Palm Beach family home, wearing Valentino’s custom-made couture.

Peltz’s stylist, Fremar, says that she has never seen a beautiful dress as this traditional wedding gown, with a twist.

Fremar is the stylist for Demi Moore, Julianne Moore and Charlize Theron, as well.

The bride is amazed to have witnessed an admirable wedding dress, as she says, “Coming from Leslie that is incredible.”

Peltz’s personalized wedding ensemble is the result of a year of meetings with Valentino’s team, travels to the Rome headquarters, and two fittings in the United States.

The chief designer travelled all the way to Miami to ensure that every detail was perfect on the big day.

Fremar says, “It was the ultimate couture experience.” She endeavored choosing all the ideal fabrics, picking flawless designs, and hand-crafted her dreamy dress.

The look was entirely inspired by 90’s super model. Leslie recalls, “The simplicity of it was magnificent,” and says, “We didn’t have to overly detail the dress to accomplish the magnitude of it, so we ended up eliminating the embroidery.” They decorated it with beads and embroidery, calling it “a piece of art.”

Peltz has never felt much overwhelmed, before wearing the dress.

“Seeing all the runway dresses in real life was so magic. It looked like someone’s dream closet,” says Peltz, deciding her designer for the big day. She rejected Zendaya’s stylist, Piccioli, and chose her met gala designer, Valentino, for the big day.

Nicola’s hair and make-up were a tribute to Claudia Schiffer from the ‘90s. “I always thought I wanted my hair half up, half down, but we’re going for long bangs with loose, natural hair,” says her.

Nicola’s “something blue,” a charming note from her mother, Claudia Heffner Peltz, sewed into the skirt lengths of her heavy Valentino gown, was the only part of the meticulously planned bridalwear that remained a surprise.

Fremar shares, “Weddings come with many emotions, there’s stress, there’s excitement, there’s nerves… There’s lots of different energies going around. But the clothes are complete.”