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Demi Lovato formally tied the knot with long-term companion and singer-songwriter Jordan Lutes this weekend.
For the Sunday night ceremony in California, Lovato walked down the aisle in a Vivienne Westwood robe, perfected over the course of 5 fittings—see images here.
“I’ve been a fan of Vivienne Westwood’s designs for a very long time,” the singer, who makes use of they/them/she/her pronouns, instructed Vogue. “Particularly, how the silhouettes actually complement the curves [of] your physique and her use of corsets.”
The previous Disney star opted for a pearl-white silk design that includes a corset bodice and A-line skirt. With eye-catching draping on the neckline and waist, the consequence was a romantic robe impressed by 18th-century excessive society and Greek sculptural works. The timeless robe was topped off with an ivory, cathedral-length veil.
Persevering with with the Westwood theme, Lovato became an ivory corseted column costume for the reception. Accenting the modern silhouette have been cascading pearls, draped over the bodice and off the shoulders.
“The pearl element and draping is such a particular component, and every strand was draped and connected by hand, one after the other,” Lovato defined. “It’s a one-of-a-kind piece that makes me really feel so particular.”
The now husband and spouse pair have been linked since working collectively on Lovato’s studio album Holy Fvck in early 2022, with Lutes proposing in December 2023 with a pear-shaped Material Good ring.
In September of 2024, Lovato spoke to People about Lutes, stating, “It’s very grounding to have a companion that’s so supportive, so loving, so caring.” They continued, “I like him a lot and he treats me so amazingly.”
Again in February of this 12 months, Lovato once more gushed about their then-fiancé on Instagram.
“Jordan, I can not WAIT to marry you!!” they wrote alongside a bridal-themed photoshoot they posed for collectively. “The previous 3 years have been the perfect 3 years of my life, and I’ve you to thank for that.”
