This weekend saw fashion influencer, creative director and Scandi Instagram star Pernille Teisbaek tie the knot with her long-term boyfriend Philip Lotko, providing us with plenty of new material for our hypothetical wedding Pinterest board in the process.
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Pernille’s 480,000-and-up online following will be more used to seeing the stylist (who formerly went by the handle @lookdepernille) in looks that epitomise laid-back Scandinavian style: over-sized roll-necks, jeans and shirt combos and breezy patterned midi dresses. For her trip down the aisle of St Ib’s Church in Bornholm, Denmark, however, the bride opted for a design from one of the biggest names in bridal style: Vera Wang.
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Proving that the nearly-naked trend can be wedding-appropriate, the dress in question balanced layers of semi-sheer lace and intricate embellishment with a more demure high neckline and long sleeves.
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While the bride might have sided with an internationally renowned design hero for the dress itself, the details brought a touch of Denmark to her wedding style. Cinching the gown at the waist was a pearl-encrusted belt from Weddings By Gudnitz, the bridal jewellery brand from Danish couturier Rikke Gudnitz (who also tailored the dress and created Pernille’s barely-there veil for the occasion) – we think this might be the first time you’ve felt actively compelled to wear a waist belt since your mid-Noughties wardrobe reached peak Gok Wan. A pair of buckle-embellished Manolo Blahniks, a low-key bouquet by local florists De Fire Arstider and - intriguingly – a Swift-esque serpentine ring finished off the wedding ensemble.
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Proving that mis-matched is the way forward when it comes to dressing a bridal party, Pernille’s two bridesmaids wore subtly different draped gowns in similar tones of champagne gold; classic styles which we imagine could sit happily ever after in any eveningwear line-up. If only all brides were so considerate…
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