For the celebrations at Chateau Rweiss, Campbell looked to Ralph & Russo,the first British brand to be elected in almost 100 years by the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture in 2014. Pictured posing next to the bride, the model looked at home in a red-carpet-ready autumn/winter 2017 couture confection, a turquoise one-shoulder silk gown with dramatic thigh slit. A diamond headdress and cuff completed her ensemble.
The Vogue contributing editor was in glamorous company at the lavish Lebanon celebration. Tamara Ralph, who founded Ralph & Russo with partner Michael Russo in 2007, was captured in the photographs that emerged on social media alongside Victoria’s Secret star Izabel Goulart, who wore Zuhair Murad.
Campbell joined her fellow model in showing support for homegrown talent via a second gown – a heavily embroidered red-and-black dress with train – by Hussein Bazaza. The local couturier scooped up the Dubai Design & Fashion Council/Vogue 2015 Fashion Prize and has since been stocked on Farfetch and Moda Operandi.
A couture turn in a native designer and one of the bride’s own descent, Campbell does wedding guest dressing with a dash of diplomacy.
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