There's only one good photo and a sketch to go off of, but that's enough to tell us that Ciara's larger-than-life Roberto Cavalli wedding gown was assembled with parts from the fashion chop shop. Here, see the inspirations behind the dress Mrs. Wilson chose for her big day.
Both Ciara and designer Peter Dundas are fans of the low-cut, lace-up neckline. Seriously—it's practically their signature.
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At the 2014 Grammys
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At a 2011 pre-Grammy gala
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Emilio Pucci Spring 2011
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The lace
This is Givenchy, but Ciara definitely has a history with all things tulle and appliqué and "precious Chantilly lace."
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At the 2015 American Music Awards
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Emilio Pucci Spring 2012
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At a performance in Miami
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The train
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Emilio Pucci Spring 2012
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The silhouette
The definition of body-con. But for her wedding day, Ciara added an outer flounce to her signature shape, which we've seen her do a few times before.
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At the 2011 Grammys
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The everything
Peter Dundas also designed this confection for the Marrakech portion of Poppy Delevigne's 2014 nuptials. Similar-ish—definitely different vibes—but also both fairytale gowns.
