Jemima Goldsmith kept her wedding style elegant, romantic and refreshingly understated.The British screenwriter married Irish-Australian financier Cameron O’Reilly in England on September 12, celebrating the occasion with close family and friends. And while the wedding itself was intimate, Jemima’s bridal wardrobe had plenty to catch the fashion eye.For the ceremony, the 52-year-old chose a strapless, tea-length dress by Oscar de la Renta. The couture creation came from the label’s Spring/Summer 2024 bridal collection and featured a sheer, caged silk-mesh design.The structured strapless bodice extended down to the thighs, giving the dress a sculpted shape before opening into a fuller, princess-style skirt. The sheer detailing added a delicate touch without taking away from the clean silhouette.Jemima kept her accessories minimal, allowing the dress to remain the centre of attention. She finished the bridal look with a mini veil covered in tiny crystals, adding a soft shimmer to the otherwise classic ensemble.The look was styled by Martha Ward.
Jemima Goldsmith changes into an ivory mini dress
The wedding wardrobe didn’t end with the ceremony.Later, Jemima changed into an ivory minidress with a dramatic oversized pleated corsage placed on the right shoulder. The second look was shorter and more playful, offering a clear contrast to her tea-length bridal gown.The statement flower became the defining detail of the outfit, while the ivory colour kept the overall look tied to the wedding theme.
Her soft glam beauty look
Jemima’s beauty look followed the same understated approach.Makeup artist Sarah Jane Wai O’Flynn, who has previously worked with Charlotte Tilbury, created a soft, polished look with smoky eyes, brown eyeliner and nude eyeshadow.Her hair was styled in loose, soft waves by Raphael Salley. Rather than opting for a heavily styled bridal updo, the relaxed waves kept the overall look modern and effortless.
A family-filled wedding
Jemima’s wedding was as much about family as it was about fashion.Cameron’s daughters, Sasha and Tara, served as bridesmaids, while his sons, Elliet and Oscar, were the best men. Jemima’s stepdaughter, Tyrian Khan-White, was her maid of honour.Her sons, Sulaiman and Kasim, whom she shares with her former husband Imran Khan, also had a special role, walking their mother down the aisle.Jemima was 21 when she married Imran Khan in 1995 after converting to Islam. The couple remained married for nearly a decade before announcing their divorce in 2004. They have two sons together.For her second wedding, Jemima appeared to have chosen a very different kind of bridal style: classic, feminine and quietly dramatic, with Oscar de la Renta couture doing most of the talking.
