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Jonathan Anderson designs Taylor Swift wedding dress for July 3 ceremony
Jonathan Anderson created the wedding gown for Taylor Swift's July 3 ceremony at Madison Square Garden. The designer described the project as emotional and said he became friends with the bride during the process.
Jul 7, 11:12 AM·1m read4 sources
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Jonathan Anderson designed the wedding dress worn by Taylor Swift at her July 3 ceremony at Madison Square Garden. The event included approximately 1,000 guests and featured custom Christian Dior Haute Couture for both the bride and groom. Anderson spoke about the assignment for the first time after presenting his second couture collection for the house.
He told WWD that working with Swift was a joy and that the two became good friends during the project.
Background on the commission The designer worked in Paris on the garments in close collaboration with the couple, according to a statement from the brand. Anderson, 41, was selected as the creative director for the custom looks. No official images of the actual dress have been released.
Speculation about the design has circulated among fans since the wedding. Anderson closed his first Dior couture show with a bridal look that some observers suggested could resemble the dress created for Swift.
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