In case you haven't heard, 21-year-old French model is the new It girl you need to know about. Hailing from the seaside town of Biarritz, located near the Spanish border, Kunakey has a résumé featuring Dior, Jean Paul Gaultier, and L'Oréal; half a million Instagram followers and counting; and that cool French-girl aesthetic we all know and love. Oh, and she just got married to legendary French actor Vincent Cassel, with whom she very recently shared a Vanity Fair cover.
As evidenced by this Instagram, the couple seems to have gotten engaged in May, sans an obligatory ring post. Today, the couple married near Kunakey's hometown, at City Hall in the Basque region of France, and she wore a stunning Vera Wang gown that's surprisingly more American girl than French girl. The custom strapless dress featured a teardrop neckline and a very full ball skirt, and all we can say is "princess vibes."
See Kunakey's stunning, classic wedding dress and browse some of her most significant Instagrams below. Prepare yourself—she's really chic.
On Tina Kunakey: Custom Vera Wang wedding dress
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