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Keira Knightley married James Righton in France on Saturday — reportedly in a Rodarte dress she's worn before! Many assumed that the British beauty would wear head-to-toe Chanel for her big day, especially considering she has been the face of Coco Mademoiselle since 2006 and recently starred in Karl Lagerfeld's short film, Once Upon a Time, as Coco Chanel. But according to sources, Keira actually picked a blush-hued Rodarte tulle dress for the occasion, a look she previously wore to a pre-BAFTA party in 2008.

While she may have gone with Rodarte for the dress, she didn't forgo Chanel altogether. She styled her girlier wedding dress with a chic Chanel tweed jacket and soft-pink ballet flats, also by the label. And in true Keira style, she accessorized with the bare bohemian minimum: a delicate pendant necklace, a floral wreath, and sunglasses. Now, click on for a closer look at the fashionable newlyweds here.

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The look at Rodarte for Fall 2013 was all about the contrast: a rocker girl and a princess all rolled into one. The hair took on an edgy, ethereal look that paired loads of texture with a rose-like braid/bun hybrid behind the head. Odile Gilbert, working with John Frieda, described the look as a rocker princess with a cool, undone texture. Want to ace this look yourself? Click through to see how.

Rodarte's Fall 2013 collection could be summed up in four words: punk rock prom queen. Designers Kate and Laura Mulleavy stayed true to their signature artful color clashing and pattern play while also introducing new, sexier silhouettes. Their always ethereal aesthetic got a jolt of edgy sex appeal with skin-baring cutouts and mesh bodices — not the mention the '90s-era bodysuits worn under low-slung trousers (a look that we all tried at one time during our youth). Sticking with the grunge-inspired feel, cropped leggings were worn under diaphanous dresses and topped with slouchy leather jackets, and each look was topped with layers of chunky gold chains, tough-girl earrings, or spiked headbands.

• Colors: Black, camel, and white (with pops of purple, pink, red, and blue).
• Trends: Cutouts, sheer panels, ruffles, tie-dye.
• Shoes: Ankle-strap, Mary Jane-style platforms worn with floral socks.
• Front-row fixtures: Carine Roitfeld, Kate Lanphear, and '90s rock style icon Kim Gordon.
• Beauty look: Loose, romantic half-updos, nude lips with heavy under-eye liner.

Neon lights sticking out of cinder blocks greeted attendees of Kate and Laura Mulleavy's Fall 2013 show for Rodarte, which took '90s motifs to an extreme and beautiful place. The sisters mixed patterns, textures, and metaphors to pleasing effect, perhaps best articulated in a selection of dresses with tie-dye gowns and sheer bodices with a floral appliqué. There were also lots of gauzy layers: sheer skirts stuck out from underneath outerwear, and there were opaque panels attached to slinky sheer dresses. Of course, it wouldn't be Rodarte if there weren't a completely unexpected element to the show. Enter the flesh-toned socks some of the models wore that were decorated with tattoos by tattoo artist Scott Campbell. Our full review will be posted shortly.

Rodarte is well known for its romantic design sense and meticulous, elaborate gowns. Sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy use intricate hand-stitched detailing and always pair their designs with artsy, ethereal hair and makeup. In anticipation of their upcoming Fall 2013 show, we're taking a look back at the most striking beauty looks from Rodarte's runways.

— Additional reporting by Jessica Cruel and Jaime Richards