71 times celebrities wore bridal-worthy looks on the red carpet this year

• There have already been several iconic red-carpet looks this year.

• Celebrities have worn white looks that resemble wedding gowns to award shows and movie premieres.

• Blush tones, extravagant embroidery, and unique tuxedos made standout bridal-adjacent statements.

Sydney Sweeney looked the part of a young modern bride at the "Euphoria" season two premiere in January.

The "Euphoria" star was the epitome of Old Hollywood glamour with a twist for the season premiere. Sweeney wore a custom bright-white Miu Miu ensemble.

The silk duchess strapless crop top and column skirt had chunky crystal embellishments. It was styled with a body chain around her stomach, Messika jewelry, and white gloves.

Opera gloves are back in style, especially for brides. Nicola Peltz Beckham wore a lace pair to wed Brooklyn Beckham in April 2022.

For the February premiere of her movie "Marry Me," Jennifer Lopez wore an actual bridal minidress.

For the Los Angeles premiere, the star walked the red carpet in an actual wedding dress. She wore the Tulip dress from Giambattista Valli's first bridal gown line, The Love Collection.

Lopez looked like a modern bride in her sweet lace long-sleeve minidress. She was also styled in glittering Jimmy Choo stilettos and a floral crystal clutch from Dolce & Gabbana.

When she posed beside her now-fiancé, Ben Affleck, the pair looked like the perfect bride and groom.

Alexandra Daddario shimmered in a skin-baring champagne gown at the 2022 SAGs in February.

Daddario looked like a Grecian goddess in a sparkling champagne gown with a plunging neckline and high slit. Her custom Versace dress was both fitted and flowing, and had beautiful draping on the back that grazed the floor.

The "White Lotus" actress donned a bold red lip and wore dangling De Beers earrings with Christian Louboutin heels.

The SAGs continued with the trend of bridal-esque gowns, as seen by Amanda Brugel's cape dress.

"The Handmaid's Tale" actress had a stunning cape moment at the SAGs. Her Antonio Grimaldi gown was delicate and fluid with arm openings under covered shoulders and silver detailing along the neckline.

Brugel accessorized with matching crystal jewelry and a classic white clutch.

She was nominated with the rest of her cast for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a drama series, but they lost to "Succession."

Piper Perabo had a unique tulle accent emerging from her sleek white gown.

In a bridal-worthy gown, the "Yellowstone" actress looked like she was having a ball in this Bazza Alzouman creation. The strapless cream dress was simple, apart from the unique tulle gathering that started at her hip and reached the ground.

Perabo was also wearing Fred Leighton and Kwiat jewelry.

She was nominated with her cast for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a drama series, losing to "Succession."

Looking ready for a decadent bachelorette party, Kelsey Asbille Chow wore metallic fabric with a lace trim.

Perabo's "Yellowstone" costar Kelsey Asbille Chow looked like a young bride ready to take on a bachelorette party. The flirty "Saloon" slip dress by Commission had a shimmering ruched lamé fabric, white lace trim, and an asymmetrical hemline.

She was also styled in David Yurman starburst earrings and strappy Jimmy Choo heels.

Lady Gaga stunned in a crystal bodice and pristine white gown at the SAGs.

The "House of Gucci" star looked like a classic Hollywood bombshell in an Armani Privé column gown. The bodice flipped down to reveal a crystal embroidered bustier. Gaga dazzled even more with her Tiffany & Co. diamond-wreath necklace, earrings, and ring.

Although she frequented many 2022 red carpets and press events in Gucci, she went for another Italian designer, Armani, at the SAGs to achieve "painful Italian glamour," according to Vogue France.

Gaga was nominated for outstanding performance by a female lead actor that night, but she lost to Jessica Chastain.

Meanwhile, Jennifer Hudson showed off a trendy wedding-dress color in a traditional silhouette.

The "Respect" actress was pretty in pink on the red carpet. She wore a custom Vera Wang trumpet-style dress with some ruching and voluminous chiffon floral accents on her shoulder and hip. She also accessorized with pink dangling earrings from Pomellato.

With blush pink having become a trendy choice for brides, Hudson's dress silhouette brings a traditional interpretation to the bridal-worthy gown.

Hudson was nominated for outstanding performance by a female lead actor, losing to Chastain.

Elle Fanning prompted others to "wear the pants" in this feminine tuxedo-like ensemble.

Fanning mixed bridal white with a black tuxedo for an elegant red-carpet look. The actress was in head-to-toe Gucci with a blush vest and sheer blouse (that appeared white under the light), a fluffy bow tie, a pink Cartier pendant, and high-waisted trousers embellished with crystals, which created a pinstripe effect.

She spoke to Laverne Cox on the red carpet and said, "I just didn't feel like wearing a dress!"

And on her Instagram, she plainly wrote, "wear the pants."

Fanning was nominated for outstanding performance by a female actor in a comedy series and outstanding performance by an ensemble in a comedy series for "The Great," but she lost both.

Jaylen Barron looked like a playful bride in her feather-trimmed minidress at the Spirit Awards in early March.

For Barron's first time attending the Film Independent Spirit Awards, she showed off in an unconventional bridal dress option: a flirty minidress. The crystal and beaded turtleneck bodice and tiered feather skirt was a textural masterpiece courtesy of Sebastian Gunawan.

Along with a sleek ponytail, the "Blindspotting" actress was styled in simple heels and a metallic pill-shaped bag by Marzook.

For the Critics' Choice Awards in March, Kristen Stewart's fitted gown mimicked Princess Diana '90s style.

Stewart's slinky crystal embroidered gown was one of her best looks from the 2022 awards season. The champagne Dolce & Gabbana spaghetti-strap dress was complemented by simple Messika bracelets and Jimmy Choo pumps.

The look was reminiscent of something Princess Diana, whom Stewart portrayed in "Spencer," may have worn in the '90s.

She was nominated for best actress that night, but she lost to Chastain.

Stewart also attended with her fiancée, Dylan Meyer, who wore a white satin crop-top suit.

Mandy Moore similarly looked like a bride in Elie Saab, but there was a more flowy, boho feel to her dress.

Elie Saab – known for its voluminous silhouettes, intricate details, and bridal gowns – provided Moore with a gorgeous gown from its recent haute couture runway. Fully encrusted in crystals and draped in tulle panels, the gown, along with the delicate makeup and hairdo, created an ethereal effect.

"I wanted to lean into something that felt romantic, but still had a lot of open space to show skin," Moore's stylist, Kevin Ericson, told InStyle.

The actress was also styled in Beladora jewelry and Jimmy Choo heels.

She presented onstage that night in the dress and was nominated with her cast for best drama series for "This Is Us," but lost to "Succession."

Maggie Gyllenhaal wore a one-shouldered sleek look for her red-carpet appearance.

Gyllenhaal stunned in a two-tone off-white gown by Chloe. It was custom designed by Gabriela Hearst and included unused deadstock silk crepe and nappa leather fabrics, according to Red Carpet Fashion Awards. The leather made up the bodice and bubble sleeve.

Gyllenhaal paired this with Maison Boucheron jewelry and black pumps to break up the white look.

She was nominated for best adapted screenplay for "The Lost Daughter," but lost to Jane Campion.

Serena Williams inspired in a metallic look that would look amazing on any bold bride.

Serena Williams has been gracing 2022 red carpets in stunning and bold looks. But this one was the most bridal-worthy. Her scoop-neckline gown was a beautiful custom Atelier Versace creation.

It was a "fine crystal mesh with a sculptural Duchesse train crafted from pearl-grey colored silk, and draped from the waist," according to Versace.

The dramatic train was the star of the look while the rest of Williams' accessories remained simple.

She attended the star-studded event with her sister, Venus, to support the cast of "King Richard" who were nominated for several awards.

Sandra Oh went for a "minimal" look at the Critics' Choice Awards.

Sandra Oh wore an effortless white gown from The Lafayette 148. The column dress had a plunging neckline and gold belt that added just enough flare to the simple design.

"For Sandra, we wanted to create something that was dramatic yet understated; minimal yet a standout," the brand's creative director, Emily Smith, told InStyle. "There is an inherent beauty and modern confidence that comes with architectural lines and clean, minimal design."

"The Chair" actress was nominated for best actress in a comedy series, but she lost to Jean Smart.

Sienna Miller packed a punch at the BAFTAs in March with a sultry ensemble.

The actress wore a standout silk gown with a plunging neckline and frilled hemline to the BAFTAs. The off-white Gucci look came from the Love Parade collection.

A bold red lip, dramatic Maison Boucheron necklace, and black-lace opera gloves amped up Miller's romantic boudoir look.

For one of her many white red-carpet looks, Venus Williams showed off unique corset detailing at the Producers Guild Awards in March.

Venus Williams wore a multitude of white gowns throughout the award season. But this one by Atelier Versace is perfect inspiration for the modern bride.

The strapless gown had corset detailing with a pleated bodice and visible metallic silver stitching leading to a leg slit. The tennis player also wore David Yurman jewelry and silver heels.

She attended the awards with her sister, Serena, to support "King Richard's" producers.

Wanda and Alex Sykes were couple goals, both looking like blushing brides at the 2022 Oscars in late March.

At the 2022 Oscars, Wanda Sykes and her wife, Alex Sykes, looked like they were ready to walk down the aisle all over again. They each wore wedding-worthy ensembles.

With Wanda on hosting duties, she wore multiple looks that night, but first made her appearance on the red carpet in a crisp all-white Sergio Hudson suit with pointed-toe heels.

Alex wore an ethereal blush tulle dress with a scoop neckline and delicate crystals and sparkles embellished throughout. Wanda told People that she recalled Alex handling her hosting news by first saying, "What am I going to wear!?"

Blush and light-pink looks, like Lily James' Versace gown, ruled the Oscars red carpet.

James had one of the most enchanting looks of the night, and she led the trend of blush gowns at the 2022 Oscars. The "Pam and Tommy" star wore a chantilly lace and sheer chiffon Versace creation with a daring slit.

She paired the feminine gown with platform heels and stunning diamond jewelry from Piaget.

Inspired by the '50s and '60s, Caitriona Balfe attended in a white ruffled gown.

The "Belfast" actress wore a luxurious custom Louis Vuitton gown. A ruffled peplum that swirled around Balfe's body and created a train made for a "wow" moment. The crystal straps and Van Cleef & Arpels necklace added to the drama.

"The inspiration for tonight's look was 1950s and '60s Cristobal Balenciaga creations," Balfe told Vanity Fair. She added that the vintage jewelry was inspired by Grace Kelly.

Posting a photo of her team helping dress her on Instagram, she wrote, "It really does take a damn village and I have the best village in town."

Zuri Hall looked like she was wearing a dramatic bouquet of flowers.

Hall showed off the perfect option for a bride who likes some extra drama. The TV personality wore a textural blush ball gown with flower-petal pleating throughout. It was appropriately named the "Roses" dress by Sophie Couture.

From certain angles, the dress revealed a high-low hemline, which showed off Hall's pink metallic platform heels.

A loose updo perfectly complemented the romantic look.

For her Oscars debut, Alana Haim appeared in a dress with beaded scallops that looked like scales.

Although it appeared silver under photographers' lights, Haim's custom Louis Vuitton dress was made from a light-blue silk material. The mermaid-looking dress had striking scallop detailing composed from glass beads, tube pearls, and sequins, according to Elle.

The actress and singer's debut Oscars gown took 170 hours to assemble and 420 hours to embroider, according to the magazine.

She supported her "Licorice Pizza" cast that night.

Chance Combs wore a sweet white and silver sequined dress with delicate sleeves.

Sean "Diddy" Combs brought his 16-year-old daughter, Chance, as his date on the special night. Chance wore an age-appropriate white gown by Dolce & Gabbana. It had a V-neck, slinky sleeves, a slightly flared skirt, and delicate silver sequins and piping throughout.

The aspiring actress also wore Lorraine Schwartz jewels, a micro Jimmy Choo purse, and Stuart Weitzman heels.

That night, her father presented a tribute for "The Godfather."

Zoë Kravitz seemed to channel Audrey Hepburn in this sleek pink number.

Kravitz took a departure from the sleek black looks she wore for the "Batman" press tour; however, she still wore Yves Saint Laurent — she is one of the faces of the fashion house.

The baby-pink strapless gown, designed by Anthony Vaccarello for the brand, had gathering on the bodice that melded into a beautiful bow.

People compared her micro bangs and jewelry to Audrey Hepburn.

The actress wore the look to present during the show. For Vanity Fair's after-party, she changed into a white turtleneck gown.

Jessie Buckley aimed to have a "tinselly essence" in her custom gown.

Both "The Lost Daughter" actress and brand Erdem made their first appearances at the Oscars in 2022. Buckley worked closely with designer Erdem Moralıoğlu, taking inspiration from stars like Jean Harlow.

The designer told British Vogue that they tried to capture "that celluloid, tinselly essence of 1920s Hollywood, and contrasting that with '90s grunge."

The "tea rose washed satin gown" had a plunging neckline and a grand train.

Buckley was nominated for best supporting actress, but she lost to Ariana DeBose.

Becky G shimmered in a rose-gold gown with a fan favorite: pockets.

For her first Oscars, Becky G walked the red carpet in a custom Etro crystal hand-embroidered gown.

"As soon as I saw it, I immediately loved the rose gold color and the fact that it had pockets!" the singer told Paper Magazine.

The pockets also served as bold hip accents. Under the gown, the petite singer wore 6-inch-tall Jimmy Choo heels.

Becky G changed out of this look for a star-studded performance of "Encanto's" "We Don't Talk About Bruno" during the show.

Lady Gaga wore a fluffy, buttery gown to Elton John's AIDS Foundation Academy Awards Viewing Party.

Gaga did double duty on March 27, attending Elton John's Oscar's viewing party before making an appearance at the award show.

For her first outfit of the night, she looked like she was emerging from a cloud in her pale-yellow fluffy tulle gown. The voluminous Rodarte dress also had matching tulle wrapped around Gaga's arms.

She was styled with a glamorous bold red lip and Tiffany & Co. jewels.

Although Gaga wasn't nominated for an Oscar for her role in "House of Gucci," she still attended and presented in a shimmering tuxedo alongside Liza Minnelli.

For her third look of the night, Meghan Thee Stallion wore a dress with cutouts for Vanity Fair's Oscars after-party.

Megan Thee Stallion was one of many stars to wear Mônot at the after-party. Her off-white corset top with a plunging neckline and skirt with hip cutouts were wedding-adjacent.

The rapper was styled in a matching clutch and jewelry from Anabela Chan and Kallati.

On the Oscars red carpet earlier in the night, she wore a beautiful icy-blue gown with swirling details. And for her performance of "We Don't Talk About Bruno," she wore a dramatic yellow ruffled look.

While her Vanity Fair dress was the most subtle, it was also incredibly chic and elegant.

Maude Apatow let the back of her off-white gown speak for itself at the after-party.

The "Euphoria" star attended in a creamy, slender Yves Saint Laurent dress. The front was simple with a high gathered neckline.

The back was the real showstopper, though. An open back gathered into an effortless bow that sat above a leg slit. Apatow's black strappy stilettos peeked out from the slit.

The actress was also styled in Cartier earrings and rings.

Venus Williams channeled a rock 'n' roll bride in a Givenchy ensemble.

In keeping with her 2022 award show style, and under the care of celebrity stylist Law Roach, Williams wore another white look after wearing one earlier in the evening, too.

Her custom Givenchy ensemble had a corset-like peplum top and maxi skirt. The top's raw edges, which resembled feathers, and the skirt's thigh-high slit are details perfect for a rock 'n' roll bride.

She also wore a chunky crystal collar necklace and other jewels from Bulgari.

Mickey Guyton attended MusiCares' Person of the Year event on April 1, 2022, in a starry look.

To honor Joni Mitchell at MusiCares, the country star wore a champagne-colored Reem Acra dress with a mesh overlay embroidered with silver stars.

The plunging neckline was complemented by an A-line skirt and sheer, billowing sleeves. She also wore dangling crystal earrings by Alexis Bittar.

For the 2022 Grammys in April, Addison Rae wore a simple and elegant slip dress.

The influencer stunned on the red carpet in an ivory slip dress by Nili Lotan from Revolve. Rae's bias-cut dress was fluid and figure-hugging,  a delicate look perfect for the no-fuss bride. She also wore strappy heels and chunky metallic bracelet cuffs.

Rae attended with her Grammy-nominated boyfriend, Omer Fedi.

Paris Hilton amped up the "naked dress" phenomena with intricate detailing worthy of a walk down the aisle.

The Atelier Zuhra dress had a train, matching cape, and fingerless gloves. The socialite also had a crystal martini-shaped bag on hand.

Hilton wrote on Instagram, "Dream big. Sparkle more. Shine bright! Loved my gorgeous red carpet look at the Grammys last night!"

Later in the evening, she changed and DJ'd at Olivia Rodrigo's after-party.

Hailey Bieber kept it classic in a strapless Saint Laurent number for the Grammys red carpet.

Hailey Bieber turned heads in a strapless slinky silk gown by Saint Laurent. Bieber was styled in equally simplistic and delicate Elsa Peretti layered necklaces and dangling earrings.

Her serene appearance was enhanced by fresh makeup framed by wisps of hair.

She attended with her Grammy-nominated husband, Justin Bieber.

Derrick Barry channeled Britney Spears in this throwback Grammys look.

At the show, "RuPaul Drag Race Live" members attended in iconic Grammys looks from the past. Derrick Barry – a drag queen and Britney Spears impersonator – chose to replicate Spears' 2001 ensemble by Randolph Duke and Oscar de la Renta.

The white gown had a plunging neckline, teardrop cutouts on the straps, and a similar fur stole and crystal necklace to accessorize. The stark white look was crisp and elegant.

Barry credited their inspiration from Spears and Duke on Instagram and also said, "I've been waiting 20 years to recreate this look."

Trinity K. Bonet looked regal in an Ariana Grande-approved gown.

Drag queen Trinity K. Bonet opted to recreate Ariana Grande's Giambattista Valli gown from the 2020 Grammys. This look, designed by Devon Williams, had a similar structured corset top and voluminous, tiered tulle skirt. Styled with opera gloves and Grande's famous high ponytail, Bonet looked immaculate.

The only difference seemed to be that Bonet's look had more of a lilac hue, which made it a possible contender for a dramatic wedding gown.

Grande even gave Bonet her stamp of approval. The singer wrote on Instagram, "Oh my goodness. Honored. You are perfect," as per Entertainment Weekly.

Mickey Guyton looked like a beautiful bride at April's CMT Music Awards.

The singer wore a second bridal-inspired look, again by Reem Acra, during the 2022 awards season. Guyton's mermaid-style gown looked pale pink or pale blue depending on lighting, but it shimmered no matter what. The intricate crystal detailing and embellishments amped up the glamour.

She also wore a pearl beret clip, Alexis Bittar earrings, and Stuart Weitzman heels.

Guyton was nominated for a few awards that night and performed with Black Pumas in a colorful gown.

LeAnn Rimes looked ethereal in a sheer and flowing gown.

To present that night, Rimes wore a sparkling bodysuit under a one-shouldered sheer cape gown. The Georges Chakra look also had daring and carefully placed cutouts across the bust with crystal and pearl trim.

She accessorized with a complementary Jimmy Choo clutch and jewelry including a delicate bracelet with a chain that attached to a ring.

Rimes spoke on her angelic look, writing on Instagram, "We call this 'god(dess) work,'" a reference to her upcoming album, "God's Work."

Anya Taylor-Joy looked like a princess at the LA Premiere of "The Northman" in April.

Celebrating her film at the iconic TCL Chinese Theatre, Taylor-Joy appropriately dressed the part of Hollywood royalty. A Dior global brand ambassador, the actress looked princess-like in a white Dior halter gown.

The pockets sitting on the hips of the A-line skirt and open back were beautiful, but the neck piece was the real showstopper. In place of a traditional necklace, Taylor-Joy wore a gold laser-cut collar embellished with pearls.

She also wore matching Tiffany & Co. jewels.

Journalist Ana Jurka wore a textured, voluminous gown to the Latin AMAs in late April.

Jurka covered the red carpet of the Latin American Music Awards for Telemundo on April 21. Although she was a red carpet correspondent, she looked like one of the stars in this bridal-worthy look.

She wore an off-the-runway gown by Sophie Couture. The dress had a corseted bustier, cascading ruffles, and a leg slit. The sweetheart neckline and hemlines were also covered in dainty pearls.

Her voluminous gown was offset by simpler beauty and accessories. Jurka wore Charlie Lapson jewels and Flor de Maria metallic heels, according to her Instagram.

Phoebe Dynevor was "the diamond of the season" at the 2022 Prince's Trust Gala in April.

The "Bridgerton" actress walked the charity gala's red carpet in a custom Louis Vuitton gown. It had a plunging neckline, a structured and boned bodice, and an asymmetrical wide skirt.

The satin gown appeared to be seafoam green or ivory. Dynevor was styled simply in a few jewels, a sleek bun, and red lipstick.

On the first Monday in May, celebrities reinterpreted the "gilded glamour" Met Gala dress code, which Fabiola Beracasa Beckman executed amazingly.

The dress code drew in loads of bridal-inspired gowns and motifs.

The film and TV producer looked regal in her elegant Giambattista Valli off-the-shoulder trumpet-style dress. The gathered material accentuated her curves. Beracasa Beckman also wore over-the-elbow gloves for another luxurious touch. The look is perfect for the elegant, vintage-obsessed bride.

She captioned her look on Instagram, "On Monday's [sic] we wear white."

Miranda Kerr looked like she was walking down the aisle in this Oscar de la Renta gown at the Met.

The supermodel stunned in a dress fit for a princess. Her chiffon Oscar de la Renta gown had a wide skirt and "hand-draped bustier," according to the brand.

Keeping her accessories simple, she wore a sleek diamond-collar Bulgari necklace. Her low bun and bright-red lip was reminiscent of a prima ballerina.

Former Met Gala co-chair Lauren Santo Domingo wanted to modernize Gilded Age fashion.

Founder of the online luxury fashion retailer Moda Operandi, Santo Domingo was no doubt going to look the part. She wore a custom look from Alaïa with a sleek halter top and ruffled skirt. She wore jewelry from Ana Khouri.

"Alaïa is, of course, one of the most sought-after, buzzy brands of the moment, so everyone is clamoring to wear it. Especially me!" she told Vogue.

She was inspired by a 1992 Azzedine Alaïa corset fitting and Edith Wharton novels, but wanted a modern interpretation, she told the publication.

Aiming not to look too costume-y, she said, "I am not a reality star or a rapper, so I try to stay in my lane."

Kylie Jenner wore a wedding dress off the runway to the Met to honor the late Off-White designer Virgil Abloh.

Jenner stunned everyone by showing up in a grand white wedding gown on the red carpet. Her voluminous, ruffled, and gathered tulle skirt was paired with a simple, sheer short-sleeve top with the word "OFF" on it, indicating it was from Abloh's brand, Off-White. A veil also hung over her face, held up by a backwards baseball cap.

Vogue shared that the gown was a reinterpretation of the final look from the Off-White Fall 2022 fashion show, which is currently on display at the Met.

Fans were shocked and some criticized Jenner's look for being off-theme. However, the social media star explained her inspiration on Instagram, writing that she was supposed to attend the 2020 Met Gala with Abloh before his death in 2021.

"To celebrate V tonight and his incredible legacy truly means the world to me. I'm humbled to wear this dress and honor my talented beautiful friend," she wrote.

Emma Stone also wore a wedding dress — in fact, she re-wore a Louis Vuitton dress from her own 2020 wedding.

For this year's event, Louis Vuitton dressed stars in pre-worn looks, and Stone followed suit by wearing her wedding after-party dress. She first wore the dress after marrying "SNL" writer Dave McCary in 2020.

The delicate minidress has a slinky silhouette with sheer illusion straps and a feather hemline. The rest of her look was chic with minimal makeup, a simple updo, and square-toed white heels.

Julianne Moore channeled Jackie Kennedy in this strapless ivory number with chic opera gloves for the Met Gala.

Moore looked exquisite in a strapless silk column dress on the red carpet. She chose to wear Tom Ford, telling The New York Times, "I usually want to wear something that makes me feel good. Tom is very much about classic beauty and classic American fashion."

Her dress, opera gloves, and dangling Bulgari earrings were a reinterpretation of a lavender dress Jackie Kennedy wore in 1963, according to the publication. So, while not inspired by the Gilded Age of the theme, Ford and Moore focused on another gilded age in America: Camelot.

Speaking on her style inspiration and fashion icon, Kennedy, Moore told the Times, "I think she was somebody who was just indescribably elegant."

Laurie Cumbo looked like a bride — and effectively became one — when she was proposed to on the Met Gala red carpet.

The commissioner of New York City's Department of Cultural Affairs stepped on the red carpet in a stunning off-the-shoulder dress with a gold lace overlay and a belted waist. Her leg slit revealed clear pointed heels, which she paired with opera gloves, a crystal clutch, and a loose updo.

As she walked up the steps with her partner, Bobby Digi Olisa, he kneeled and pulled out a Tiffany's ring box, creating a magical proposal.

Cumbo told Entertainment Tonight, "I was an intern here when I was 15 and came to the Met Gala. Now I'm coming back with my now-husband."

And just like that, she had the most beautiful engagement photo shoot, perfectly dressed to the nines.

For her Met Gala debut, Sydney Sweeney had a wardrobe change, removing a full skirt to reveal a minidress.

Walking up the Met steps, "Euphoria" star Sweeney had a major transformation, untying her detachable voluminous skirt to reveal a minidress underneath.

The Tory Burch custom creation had a geometric corset and taffeta skirt with a long train and peplum waist. The minidress was then wide-hipped and structured. Both had a subtly shimmering "glitter tulle overlay," which complemented the roll-on glitter on her body.

She looked like a princess, and Tory Burch even posted a video inspired by "The Princess Diaries," showing a before and after of Sweeney's appearance.

Boxer and model Ramla Ali stunned in a feather-forward tulle showstopper on the Met red carpet.

Ali came out in a stunning bridal-worthy gown. The Giambattista Valli Haute Couture dress had a dramatic and overflowing feather bodice.

The skirt of the dress was equally voluminous. A minidress, exposing white stockings and Jimmy Choo heels, was attached to more fabric that created a full skirt and train.

In a pristine ballerina bun, Ali accessorized with a bold Cartier necklace and jewels. "Thank you to my incredible @cartier family for trusting me to also give this stunning new collection its first red carpet appearance," she wrote on Instagram.

Alexa Chung wore an ivory Christian Siriano gown for her tenth Met Gala appearance.

Walking down the red carpet, Chung looked like she could have actually been walking down the aisle. She wore an ivory silk Christian Siriano gown with a gathered off-the-shoulder panel around her chest and arms.

Her glamorous look was styled with a characteristically quirky Judith Leiber crystal flower bag and clear Mach & Mach heels. She added a berry lip and burgundy nail polish to break up the look.

For her tenth Met Gala, Chung thanked Siriano for her "heaven dress" on Instagram.

Claire Danes wore a bridal birdcage veil to complement her off-white gown for "fashion's biggest night out" too.

The actress looked resplendent in a pale-yellow gown with a dramatic train that cascaded down the red-carpet steps. The hemline of her Lanvin dress stood out with lace ruffles to complement the plunging lace bodice.

For an added bridal touch, she wore a vintage-inspired birdcage veil over face.

"Sex Education" star Aimee Lou Wood wore a high-low white dress by Christopher Kane for the BAFTA TV Awards in May.

Wood looked like she was ready to get married in a backyard wedding during a red carpet appearance on May 8. She wore a high-low sheer lace gown by Christopher Kane that had a vintage aesthetic. Her turtleneck dress also had multiple ruffled layers.

She wore floral-shaped crystal earrings by Tiffany & Co., as well as metallic strappy heels, according to stylist Leith Clark.

Wood was nominated for best female comedy performance for "Sex Education," and presented the award for best scripted comedy.

Actress Eleanor Tomlinson also looked pristine in white at the BAFTAs.

The "Poldark" actress wore a sleek slip gown with delicate cutouts by the brand Galvan, perfect for a bride who wants to keep it simple. The two openings on the bust gave the spaghetti strap dress a slightly unique element.

Tomlinson was also styled in Messika curved earrings and a matching bold ring.

"The dress was Galvan and when you've got a lovely white dress like that, you can either go down a classic Hollywood route, or you can try and modernize it and make it a bit different," Tomlinson told Harper's Bazaar UK about her hair and beauty, saying she opted for modern glam.

Sadie Sink wore an all-white sleek Prada suit to the new season premiere for "Stranger Things" in mid-May.

The "Stranger Things" star attended the season four premiere on May 14. Sink stunned in a custom Prada double-breasted tuxedo with satin lapels, according to the fashion house's Instagram.

For the bride who doesn't want to wear a dress on her big day, a sleek white suit is a modern alternative.

Sink also wore a diamond choker and rings from Fred Leighton, according to stylist Molly Dickson.

Swedish actress Noomi Rapace opened up the 75th Cannes Film Festival in a white off-the-shoulder look on May 17.

Rapace served as a jury member for the 75th Cannes Film Festival. She kicked-off the two week spectacular at the Palais des Festivals in Cannes, France, for the opening ceremony.

"The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" star wore a stunning off-white Dior Couture gown with twisted and gathered fabric around the bust, which added an asymmetrical off-the-shoulder look.

Her gown was complemented by a punchy red lip, along with diamond and ruby earrings and a diamond bracelet by Chopard.

Later that night, Lashana Lynch made her Cannes debut for a screening of "Final Cut" in a regal look.

The "Captain Marvel" star wore a lace brocade Spring/Summer 2022 Fendi column gown with ribbons hanging from its back and draped over her arms, and a unique pattern across the entire gown. The high neckline was offset by high leg slits.

This look was both regal and flirty, and would make for a stunning wedding gown.

Lynch accessorized with Chopard earrings boasting two dangling floral diamond pendants with an emerald in the center. She also wore a matching ring.

Bollywood actress Urvashi Rautela also made her debut at the "Final Cut" red carpet in an extravagant tulle gown.

Rautela also made her debut appearance at the "Final Cut" screening with one of the most voluminous gowns from the 2022 Cannes screenings and red carpets.

Her white one-shoulder tulle tiered gown was created by Tony Ward Couture. The brand designs wedding gowns, and dressed several actresses in white for the film festival.

Rautela posted photos of her look on Instagram with the caption, "Snow White lewk."

The brand also posted a video showing the intricate process of creating and beading the metallic bauble clusters on her hip and shoulder on Instagram. These details were complemented by Messika sun-shaped diamond earrings.

On the next day, Chanel Iman stepped out on the "Top Gun: Maverick" carpet in a white halter gown.

The model looked like a chic, modern bride in her halter dress with a dramatic leg slit and separate train created by MÔNOT.

Her simple gown was elevated with jewelry by Pomellato, including Iconica hoop earrings with 174 perfect diamonds, according to the brand's Instagram. She also had a matching bangle and a large chain bracelet.

Iman also accessorized with a white clutch and clear pointed heels.

Elle Fanning also attended this film screening, but opted for a blush bridal look worthy of a princess.

The actress wore an ethereal custom Armani Privé gown for the "Top Gun: Maverick" premiere. The strapless bustier and hips were covered in intricate beading and crystals that led to a voluminous skirt with layers of tulle.

It looked like a more modern and grown-up version of her Sleeping Beauty costumes in the "Maleficent" films.

"@GiorgioArmani made my dreams come true with this custom dress. Can I just wear it every day of my life?!!?" Fanning wrote on Instagram.

She had a delicate pink beaded bow clip dangling from her hair. She also accessorized with fine jewelry from Chopard, including a string of diamond hearts around her neck, a matching bracelet, and a ring with a yellow heart-shaped diamond.

On May 19, Hollywood royalty Anne Hathaway stepped out at Cannes for her debut in a two-piece ensemble with a statement shawl.

The actress looked beautiful at the screening of her new film "Armageddon Time." She wore a white sequined column two-piece look by Armani Privé, according to Harper's Bazaar UK.

The biggest statement piece, though, was the oversized bow-shaped shawl that flowed into a train. For the bride who loves some drama, a giant bow or unique shawl may be the perfect element to add to their wedding look.

Hathaway, who is a new brand ambassador for Bulgari, wore the company's Mediterranean Reverie necklace that has a large Sri Lankan blue sapphire stone. She also wore a matching ring and heels.

The actress spoke to People about her Cannes look, saying that although she never attended the festival before, she's paid attention to the fashion trends.

"You never go wrong with a little sparkle. You never go wrong with something that looks chic and glamorous, but feels very, very comfortable," Hathaway said.

"I noticed that a lot of my favorite actresses had their first experience wearing all white, so that was what I did," she said.

German model Leonie Hanne also looked like an editorial bride at the "Armageddon Time" red carpet.

Hanne stole the show on several Cannes red carpets this year, but especially dazzled at the screening of "Armageddon Time."

She wore a whimsical pearl-forward gown by dressmaker Valdrin Sahiti. The sheer off-the-shoulder gown had an architectural illusion neckline. The clusters of pearls and crystals spread to smaller, more sparse embellishments down the train. Hanne also wore matching slouchy and sheer pearl gloves.

Appropriately, Hanne wrote, "It's giving pearls," on Instagram.

The model also accessorized in Pomellato jewels, including their Nudo Rivière necklace and Fantina drop earrings with white and brown diamonds, according to the brand's Instagram.

Sabrina Dhowre Elba made her acting debut (and Cannes debut) in the film "Three Thousand Years of Longing" the following day.

Elba looked like a goddess in a flowing white gown custom-made by Tony Ward Couture. It had many unique details, like an asymmetrical neckline, a cape-like train, and gold embellishments with a matching arm band.

Tony Ward Couture shared that the inspiration for the design was from the actual Palme d'Or logo, which is the highest prize at Cannes, represented by a golden palm leaf. This informed the embellishment on the hip and shoulder.

Elba's stylist Zadrian Smith told Fashionista that this was the new actress' chance to make a statement to the world.

Turkish actress Pinar Deniz was also radiant on May 23 at the "Decision To Leave" screening.

Deniz attended the screening of in an ethereal Grecian gown. Ozgur Masur designed this seafoam-green dress with a satin bustier and sheer panels on the bodice, and a flowing skirt. While it was relatively simplistic, it had plenty of unique and bridal-worthy elements, like the cape draping from her shoulders.

She also wore Messika jewelry, including a stunning statement necklace.

Chiara Sampaio also attended the same screening in an asymmetrical white gown.

Sampaio channeled Old Hollywood glamour in a sleek white gown and bold red lip. Tony Ward Couture also designed this look, which came from their Capsule collection. The bustier has a keyhole opening and asymmetrical halter neckline that ties into a cape-train.

A necklace wasn't needed for this high neckline look, so Sampaio kept it simple with cuff earrings by Messika.

Olivia Culpo looked like a wedding cake topper at Cannes on May 25.

For the fashion-forward and playful bride, Culpo's dress at the premiere of "Elvis" at Cannes is the perfect inspiration.

The influencer/actress wore a dramatic Giambattista Valli Haute Couture dress with a puffy miniskirt and a voluminous tiered floor-length skirt. The bustier was a little more subtle with a strapless neckline and small bow.

Culpo was also styled in a collar necklace by Chopard and peep-toe platform heels.

For Cannes' closing ceremony on May 28, Deepika Padukone wore a stunning white sari on the red carpet.

The Bollywood actress (and Cannes jury member) made several red carpet appearances during the festival, each as exceptional as the last. For the closing ceremony, Padukone wore an off-white sari designed by Abu Jani-Sandeep Khosla. The pleated and ruffled fabric wrapped around her body down to a slightly flared skirt.

"A bustier with pearls and crystals and a spectacular, hand-embroidered, statement pearl collar completes the ethereal look," according to the designer's Instagram.

With the dramatic collar taking the place of a necklace, the actress's jewelry was limited to circular Birdhichand earrings. Padukone also wore a shawl around her arms designed by Dolly Jain.

On June 12, Zoe Saldaña stepped out in an understated gown for the premiere of "Gordita Chronicles."

Saldaña, a co-executive producer of the series, made an appearance at the premiere's red carpet. She wore an understated and sophisticated gown by The Row from their 2023 Resort collection. The strapless column dress with an exaggerated draped bodice was both classic and minimal.

She was also accessorized minimally in Jenny Bird rings, sans a necklace or earrings. Fresh makeup and loose, wavy hair completed this simple look.

"Gordita Chronicles" is now available to watch on HBO Max.

Later that night at the Tony Awards, Cynthia Erivo previewed what "Wicked's" Elphaba would look like walking down the aisle.

Erivo loves a white voluminous gown. She recently wore one on the Met Gala red carpet and another to perform at the AFI Life Achievement Award in June. This Tony Awards look was her second Giambattista Valli off-the-runway white gown.

A high neckline and covered shoulders made for a modest look. Its theatrical hooded cloak was reminiscent of a bridal veil. The ruched fabric cinched her waist and billowed out to a wide, flowing skirt.

Erivo, who getting ready to take on her role as Elphaba in the film adaptation of "Wicked," was also styled in a thick Tiffany & Co. collar necklace and complementary stacks of rings.

The next day, Dakota Johnson wore a bedazzled blazer dress at the Tribeca Film Festival.

Just as a clean white suit may be the perfect option for the modern bride, a white blazer minidress is also bridal-worthy. Johnson wore this Area dress to the premiere of her film "Cha Cha Real Smooth."

This look was the perfect representation of business in the front, party in the back. With both masculine and feminine details, the back of this sleek dress was draped in crystals. It gave the dress extra pizzazz and is perfect wedding dress inspiration.

"You have a really nice minimal, sort of sensual simplicity to you," Johnson's stylist Kate Young previously said in 2021. "But also, there's the nice disco ball quality."

Six Ana Khouri hoops peeked out from Johnson's loose updo. She was also styled in sparkling PVC Jimmy Choo pumps.

"The Porter" actress Loren Lott wore a gown from a bridal boutique for her BET Awards debut.

Although there were many daring looks at the BET Awards this year, some celebrities opted for more simplistic red carpet looks. Lott made her debut at the award show in a refined-yet-intricate white ankle-length dress by custom wedding gown boutique Sparkle & Sass.

Boning under the cups and a fringe belt cinching the waist added unique details to this sultry dress.

The actress enhanced her look with a lot of gold: She rocked gold hoop earrings, an arm band, several bangles, a clutch, and strappy sandals.

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