Charlie XCX and the 1975 George Daniel are officially tied in marriage! The couple tied the knot at a simple ceremony at Haikney Town Hall in London on Saturday, 19 July. It was a cute and private ceremony that included only close friends, family and some well -known faces of the world – including George’s band’s companions. Both were seen taking a cute kissing on the stairs of the town hall, just like a rockstar lover couple. But, the most talked about Charlie’s wedding dress!
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Charlie chose something that was exactly like her except for her common long bride’s dress – a magnificent off -shoulder mini dress. This silk dress featured deep neckline, corset-style choli, and high-low draped hem that was highlighting her legs. The dress was both attractive and elegant, which made a great balance between glamor and coolness.
“Brat” pop star posted a video wearing the same bride’s mini dress on the ticket. It wrote, “When George would not cry seeing me walking in the corridor,” and there was a caption, “Fortunately he cried.” Grammy winner Charlie XCX, whose real name is Charlotte Emma Alexon, is an English singer and lyricist who made headlines on his cooperation on “Fansee” with Rapper Ikona Pop in 2012 and with Rapper Iggy Azaliya in 2014. In the years after that, he continued to innovate, working with the Futuristic Hyperpop Group PC Music. Recently, he released energetic, expertly, summer album, “Brat”.
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While the changing trend of the bride’s fashion has made suits, bright colors and small hemline common, on the other hand a woman’s image in a princess dress is still omnipresent in Western culture. But on Saturday, composer Charlie XCX proved that going against the bride’s traditions is not just a case of style, but a vision.
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