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SKIMS Has Just Turned Up the Heat Ahead of the Wedding

It was only a matter of time before SKIMS took the plunge into the world of weddings, and now here we are.

BRÖLLOPSGUIDEN
Greg Swales

The Wedding Shop isn’t just a collection; it’s an entire universe for the bride, her loved ones and her partner.

Today, SKIMS is launching its Wedding Shop. With its signature form-fitting silhouettes, soft fabrics and a tone that strikes a balance between intimate and confident, SKIMS has created something that feels more ‘after dark’ than traditionally bridal. This isn’t about what’s expected, but about the feeling.

The new Wedding Uniform starts here

The collection moves seamlessly between sheer lace, body-contouring shapewear and silhouettes that feel as much like lingerie as they do like a statement. These are pieces that aren’t hidden under the dress but are part of the look. From barely-there sets to soft bodysuits and sculpting lace shorts, a wardrobe is created that shapes, enhances and follows the body throughout the entire wedding experience, from the morning of preparations to the night that never quite ends.

Discover the entire collection

THE WEDDING SHOP

Discover the full collection and step into SKIMS wedding fashion, designed for everything that happens before, during and after the big moment.

And then there are the details – hair accessories, sheer veils, layers that feel almost weightless. Everything sits just right, without feeling too contrived. This isn’t just a wedding launch; it’s a shift in how we view bridal fashion as a whole.

BRÖLLOPSGUIDEN
Greg Swales

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