Andrea Ghidone surprised everyone with three bridal looks for her wedding to Pablo Otero, held on Saturday, October 24, at Rüt Haus on the North Costanera. For the occasion, the dancer chose two designs by the renowned designer Marisa Campanella and a third dress she had purchased abroad.
Each choice carried its own signature, with haute couture details, artisanal embroidery, and a final option that transformed to match the pace of the celebration.
From a minimalist silhouette dress with a striking embroidered-tulle cape to an off-white design with crystals and a mermaid-cut model with rhinestones and feathers, Andrea chose three different styles to wear for an unforgettable night.
Andrea Ghidone’s First Wedding Look: Minimalism with an Embroidered-Tulle Cape
For her first look designed by Marisa Campanella, Andrea chose a dress with a minimalist line, an A-line silhouette, and thin straps. The design featured a single lace detail at the neckline, a choice that preserved the simplicity of the garment and left the spotlight to the accessories.
The piece’s standout feature was an entirely embroidered tul cape, with a dramatic Isabeline collar and a multi-meter train that added drama and a theatrical touch to the ensemble. The contrast between the dress’s simplicity and the cape’s richness made the first look one of the bride’s most striking proposals.
Andrea completed the styling with a substantial bouquet of fresh peonies and classic white stilettos, in a combination that complemented the outfit’s elegance without taking away from its detailing.
The Second Look: An Off White Dress with a Halter Neck and Crystals
The second wardrobe change brought the sparkle to the center stage. For this moment of the celebration, Andrea wore an off-white dress with a halter neckline and an elaborate crystalwork that added luminosity and sophistication.
The design was by Marisa Campanella, the designer who also created the first dress. The piece stood out for its artisanal craftsmanship and sparkling embellishments, giving a different signature to the minimalism of the initial look. The designer shared on her Instagram account details of how the bride prepared for the day.
With this second choice, the bride moved from the cape’s theatricality to a proposal where the tailoring details and the crystal glints became the protagonists.
Andrea Ghidone’s Third Dress: Mermaid Cut, Rhinestones, and Feathers
For the third look, Andrea went for a bolder option designed to enjoy the party. It was a long white dress, mermaid-cut, strapless, crafted with rhinestones and feather details.
The design, which had been purchased in Milan, added a feature that made it especially versatile: a detachable overskirt that allowed changing its silhouette and transforming it into a mini-skirt.
Thus, the long dress gave way to a shorter, more relaxed version, ideal for dancing and moving more freely during the celebration. The change allowed the same design to accompany two different moments of the night, without losing its glamorous imprint.
Three Dresses, Three Styles for an Unforgettable Night
The three looks by Andrea Ghidone showcased distinct facets of bridal fashion. The first combined a simple silhouette with a cape of great visual impact; the second leaned toward crystal sparkle and the halter-neck sophistication; and the third added rhinestones, feathers, and a transformation that adapted it to the festive mood.
With choices ranging from minimalist to the most elaborated haute couture, Andrea turned the wardrobe changes into one of the wedding’s major attractions with Pablo Otero.
