Gabbriette Bechtel has shared new details about her wedding look after tying the knot with The 1975 frontman Matty Healy in a private Los Angeles ceremony.
The 28-year-old model revealed that her custom bridal gown was created by Paris-based avant-garde fashion label Matières Fécales, known for its unconventional and artistic approach to fashion.
A day after the wedding, Gabbriette posted pictures on Instagram, giving fans a closer view of her dramatic wedding dress. The gown featured a sweetheart neckline, a structured fitted bodice, long ruffled sleeves and a flowing skirt with a detailed embroidered train.
Matières Fécales has gained international recognition for its bold designs and has dressed several major celebrities, including Zendaya, Lady Gaga, Demi Moore and Sarah Paulson.
For the ceremony, Matty Healy opted for a traditional black tuxedo paired with a white shirt, black bow tie and a white corsage, creating a classic contrast with Gabbriette’s statement bridal style.
The couple exchanged vows at Castillo del Lago, a historic Los Angeles mansion previously owned by pop icon Madonna. Reports suggest the wedding took place during sunset with the Hollywood Sign providing a famous backdrop.Colin O’Donoghue Joins Robin Hood Season 2 Cast
The intimate celebration was attended by family, close friends and several celebrity guests. Among those present were singer Charli XCX, model Emily Ratajkowski, Alex Consani and members of The 1975.
Following the ceremony, guests continued the celebrations at the same venue, where Matty Healy reportedly performed with his band The 1975 during the reception.
Gabbriette Bechtel and Matty Healy began their relationship in 2023 and announced their engagement in 2024. Their wedding has attracted global attention, with fans praising the couple’s unique fashion choices and private Hollywood celebration.Broadway Star Josh Grisetti Dies at 44
The couple’s stylish ceremony has now become one of the most talked-about celebrity weddings, combining high fashion, music and Hollywood glamour.