If royal style is always a hot topic, nothing gets our fashion antennae tingling like wedding season, royal edition.
The first to kick off the 2025 bridal extravaganza is Princess Aisha bint Faisal, niece of Queen Rania and King Abdullah II of Jordan.
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Princess Aisha bint Feisal married Mr Kareem Al Mufti at Zahran Palace, the same venue where the King and Queen of Jordan wed in 1993, and where the 2023 nuptials of Crown Prince Al Hussein and Princess Rajwa were held.
During the ceremony, all eyes were on the bride, who was wearing a bespoke couture creation by British designer Phillipa Lepley. The dress was an Italian Duchess satin column gown with a straight, square neckline and wide-set straps flowing into a low scooped back neckline.
The corseted waist accentuated the bride’s figure and was highlighted by a draped wide belt tied in a bow at the back. The gown was paired with a Peau de Soie pleated overskirt opening at the centre front, topped with a hand-embroidered tulle capelet with a high-neck collar and primrose scallop hem.
The bride also wore a two-tier veil with a hand-embroidered border that featured bespoke initials intertwined with daffodils and lily of the valley flowers.
The embroidery combined Phillipa's signature thread-work maiden’s fern leaves and stems with silk appliqué primroses, orchids, and violets, embellished with tiny glass crystals and ivory pearls.
The new mum, who married Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II in 2023 and welcomed their first child, Iman, in 2024, wore her luscious brown hair in a high half-ponytail.
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