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Roxy Horner: A Modern Fairytale in Two Couture Looks
Written By Lisa Chorna
Model and bride Roxy Horner brought her vision of a modern fairytale to life in the English countryside, choosing not one, but two custom Galia Lahav gowns for her wedding to Jack Whitehall. Her journey began at the brand’s London flagship, where she first stepped into the world of couture bridal, setting the tone for what would become a deeply personal and elevated experience. Set against the romantic backdrop of Euridge Manor, every detail of the day felt intentional, refined, and entirely her, culminating in a bridal wardrobe that captured both elegance and transformation.
When it came to her gowns, Roxy approached the experience with an open mind. Despite years in the fashion industry, she found herself drawn instinctively to two designs that each spoke to a different moment of her day. Rather than choosing between them, she embraced both, creating a seamless transition from ceremony to celebration.
Her first look, a custom version of DOVE, embodied timeless couture. Structured, sculpted, and intricately detailed, the gown highlighted Galia Lahav’s signature corsetry and impeccable fit, designed to contour the body with precision while maintaining a sense of softness and ease. Paired with a delicate veil, the look felt effortlessly elevated, a true reflection of modern bridal luxury.
For the afterparty, Roxy changed into a second custom creation: a reimagined version of FAIRYTALE. Lighter, freer, and made to move, the design introduced a new energy for the evening, allowing her to celebrate without compromise while still maintaining the elevated craftsmanship synonymous with the brand. The transition between the two looks captured the essence of the Galia Lahav experience, where one gown becomes many moments.
From the first fitting to the final look, Roxy’s bridal journey was defined by personalization, artistry, and attention to detail. More than just dresses, her gowns became part of the story itself, each one designed not only to be worn, but to be lived in.