Eliza MurrayandEd Powyswere so excited to tie the knot together in their childhood home, as they’ve been friends for as long as they could remember.

But as their special day was featured inVogue Australia, readers were in clear disapproval of Murray’s dress, even slamming the magazine for creating something of that design.

HighlightsReaders were in disapproval of Eliza’s wedding dress that was shown in Vogue.The bride wore two dresses: a Saint Laurent gown and one featuring Mônot lace.Eliza described her wedding as an uplifting and love-filled day.

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Readers were not impressed with Murray’s wedding dress, asking Vogue what they were thinking when creating the design

Young woman in car wearing a white top, capturing a selfie.

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Thebridehad two dresses planned for her big day — one gown from Saint Laurent and another from Mônot, which featured lacy material. Her plan was to wear the latter before slipping into the tighter-fitting dress for the reception, in case of a wardrobe malfunction.

“I wasn’t able to locate [the lacy dress] online, but thankfully I have a beautiful friend who is a stylist who was able to source it from New York,” Murray toldVogue.

“I bought the dress from their archive without having measurements or being able to try it on. Thankfully it worked out!”

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But did it really? As photos and videos onInstagramshow Murray laughing and dancing with her loved ones, fans couldn’t help but notice that the two wide panels of the lace dress barely covered up her chest and threatened to spill every time she moved.

The ivory dress from Mônot, on the other hand, fit much better with her frame.

Murray planned to wear two dresses during her big day

Australian bride in a wedding dress with a lace top and flowing skirt, standing by a white car with her veil blowing in the wind.

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“Owew God, it’s giving nanas nightie vibes!” one user cringed.

“She needn’t have bothered with either dress,” said someone else, paired alongside an emoji rolling their eyes.

“Probably one of the worst fitting dresses I’ve seen on a bride,” another penned.

A fourth simply noted, “The dress doesn’t fit. Hahah.Voguewent to Vague fashion.”

One netizen also agreed to call attention to the fashion brand, writing, “Not classy for Vogue.”

“First dress could have been amazing if it fit well, second dress is shocking!” was the input of another user.

Australian bride in a lace wedding dress standing beside groom in a suit outdoors.

But questionable wardrobe choices or not, there’s no denying that Murray had an extraordinary day on December 30, 2024.

The beautiful summer weather was made complete with an outdoor ceremony, a cocktail hour on the wharf, a gorgeous boat tour on the water and, of course — a dinner party and a dance floor.

Things were more than memorable on Murray’s “perfect day”

“We had dancing between the dinner tables before dinner, beautiful speeches, interactive MCs, a killer dance floor, games, a gelato cart — it was such a love-filled, uplifting reunion of so many of our nearest and dearest,” she gushed.

“Our lives move very fast, and it means we are for the most part in different cities and countries. To look around and see so many of our loved ones in one place made for the most surreal and perfect day.”

Having almost all of her loved ones in one place was a special moment

Australian bride in a wedding dress, holding hands with groom, surrounded by guests outdoors.

Murray and Powys first started off as family friends following their parents’ decades-long friendship. And while they had a platonic relationship for a while, their love story began to blossom back in 2010.

The co-founder and director of fashion agency Bene Studio found herself inPortugalwhen Powys showed up there for holiday. The pair toured the coast for two weeks and slept in the latter’s surfboard bag as they sought adventure.

Australian bride in white dress sitting by a dock with groom, holding hands and smiling.

And ultimately, friendship turned into something more.

By the end of 2011, Murray and Powys were living together in London and the rest, as we know it, is history.

Comments were ruthless as they tore into the lacy dress

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Comment on an Australian bride’s wedding dress, stating, “That’s most unflattering,” sparking discussion on style.

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Online fashion critique of Australian bride’s dress, deemed cheap and unfitting, sparking controversy.

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