We've seen no shortage of extravagant celebrity wedding dresses, but it seems actress Alicia Vikander went a different route. Vikander married actor Michael Fassbender in Ibiza over the past weekend, and while we have yet to catch a glimpse of her ceremony look, if her bridal weekend style is any indication, the ensemble will be a decidedly low-key.
The Oscar-winner strolled by the beach in a relaxed yet bride-appropriate white dress by Zimmermann. Styled with white heart-shaped sunglasses (how's that for sticking to a theme) and comfy slip-ons, her ensemble could easily be mistaken for your average casual-cute vacation-wear if it weren't for the strategic color coordination. Judging by her outfit choice, Vikander may just be the chillest Hollywood bride out there.
Read on to see her wedding weekend look and to shop dresses inspired by her laid-back style.
On Alicia Vikander: Zimmermann Prima Cotton Dress ($795)
Alicia Celebrated her wedding weekend in a beachy white midi dress which she styled with heart-shaped sunglasses and casual sandals.
Are you a fan of her casual wedding style? Let us know in the comments!
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