Nicky Hilton's Wedding: The Tale Of The £50k Couture Dress & The Car Tyre
It shouldn’t happen to a bride, let alone a celebrity bride but alas Nicky Hilton’s utterly beautiful Valentino Haute Couture bridal veil very nearly came a cropper on Saturday
It shouldn’t happen to a bride, let alone a celebrity bride but alas Nicky Hilton’s utterly beautiful Valentino Haute Couture bridal veil very nearly came a cropper on Saturday
It shouldn’t happen to a bride, let alone a celebrity bride but alas Nicky Hilton’s utterly beautiful Valentino Haute Couture bridal veil very nearly came a cropper on Saturday, when her train got caught underneath the wheel of her waiting Bentley (well of course it was going to be a Bentley, natch).
The scene was, of course, caught in its entirety by the waiting paps as heiress Nicky emerged from Claridge’s hotel in London. Managing to avert a potential dress disaster though Nicky’s dad, Richard
Hilton, came to the rescue in seconds and liberated the
aforementioned-veil.
Luckily, despite the veil looking good and caught at one point, it would
have appeared that it didn’t suffer any noticeable damage – her
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crystal-embellished bridal outfit reportedly came with a £50,000 price
tag, so you’d hope not at any rate.
However, the bride herself handled the situation like a pro before
getting into her waiting carriage to marry James Rothschild at a
star-studded ceremony at Kensington Palace.
So all’s well that ends well, right?
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