From Jennifer Lawrence's to Hailey Bieber's—and even under-the-radar royal nuptials—there have been plenty of celebrity weddings to fixate on this fall. Now, we have yet another high-profile ceremony: Model Devon Windsor has married Johnny Dex Barbara. They held their wedding in Saint-Barthélemy, France, and a number of the bride's famous model friends attended, including Shanina Shaik, Nadine Leopold, Cara Santana, and Olivia Culpo.
Windsor wore a formfitting, off-the-shoulder dress with a dramatically long veil. But the most eye-catching part of the dress was definitely the sheer skirt—a major bridal trend right now. At 5'11", Windsor certainly didn't need any extra height for her wedding, so she went the comfortable route and wore white slip-on flats. How practical is that? Scroll down to see Devon Windsor's wedding dress and bridal flats, as well as her famous wedding guests.
See What the Famous Guests Wore
WHO: Shanina Shaik and Nadine Leopold
WHO: Olivia Culpo and Cara Santana
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