Zein Qutami wows in three Elie Saab gowns at fairytale wedding to Celio Saab
Zein Qutami picked a unique outfit to shine in for her wedding to Celio Saab. Each wedding dress had a different style in terms of design and details. Elie Saab, her husband's father, made them all. The first dress exuded a sense of grandeur and royalty, while the second showcased a striking, modern style, showcasing the diversity of Zein Qutami's tastes and choices on this significant day.
The first look Zein Qutami wore was a ballroom-style dress with chiffon arms that fell off the shoulder. The holes on the dress, shoulders, and sleeves really made this dress stand out. They gave the bride a beautiful glow. Zein Qutami finished her look with a long, pretty veil that went down and matched the length of her dress's train.
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Zein picked small earrings and a diamond tiara to finish her look. And Bassam Fattouh did the bride's makeup. He gave her a beautiful look by bronzing her face and adding pink accents.
The second dress was delightful to look at. It was long and narrow, and the top was very open. The dress had big, shiny stitching all over it. It had beautiful cuts on the sides and back that made it stand out. The veil was made of the same material as the dress, and it went well with the whole look.
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She had a beautiful half-up look with her hair pulled back. Her makeup had bright peach colors that were perfect for summer and a shimmery highlighter.
During the third night of Zein Qutami's wedding to Celio Saab, who is the son of Elie Saab, Zein stood out with a unique look that had a modern disco vibe. The elegant ceremony was just one of the numerous events that took place.
Zein Qutami wore an elegant silver Elie Saab dress with many small details and artistic stitching that made it sparkle. The short, tight cut of the dress showed off the body, and the long, sheer skirt that flowed from it gave the outfit a bright, unique touch. The dress's top had a sweetheart-shaped, strapless cut that made it look more feminine while still being classy and understated. Zein wore big, round diamond earrings with the outfit.
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For her hairdo, Zein Qutami chose waves with big curls and a simple side part. This gave her an elegant look that fit in with the party mood. Bassam Fattouh did her makeup, and he used warm brown shades that made her skin look better in a way that was natural and went well with the color of her dress.
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While Célio Saab wore a black jacket, a black T-shirt, and pants that matched, he looked both current and classic. He wore sports shoes with the outfit.
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