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Chrishell Stausedidn’t have to look hard for her wedding dress.
Earlier this month, theSelling Sunsetstar, 41, shared an Instagram postannouncing her weddingto Australian musicianG Flip, 29, and their intimate chapel ceremony in Las Vegas.
In a new interview withFashionista, the reality favoriterevealed where and how she selected her Gemeli Power bridal gown: turns out, it was conveniently picked right from her own closet.
“I was going to an event, and [Power] gave me two versions of the dress, and one was hanging in my closet, because I didn’t end up using it. I wanted to give it back to her, and she was like, ‘Just keep it,'” Stause told the outlet.
The itemretails for $530on the designer’s website.
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“It was a fun Vegas dress to get married in,” added Stause, who shared that Power was “surprised” but “really happy” to see her wear the extra piece on such a special occasion.
Stause continued: “I felt really confident in it. It’s actually a little iridescent. I love it because she’s an Australian designer who’s the sweetest person,” she added of Power.
Stause recentlyopened up to PEOPLE exclusivelyabout the details of her romantic affair, including the couple’s close-knit crowd.
“It was a very small group there with us and some friends and family watching on a live stream,” she shared. The couple only gave those closest to them a heads up about their “I dos” so they could tune in from afar.
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Stause’s wedding dress also wasn’t the only unconventional aspect of the nuptials.
While speaking withAccess Hollywood, Stause admitted that theirengagement didn’t come with a traditional proposal, noting, “It happened on takeoff on the way to Vegas.”
Though it wasn’t “what people would expect,” Stause said that the stars’ love for one another made the spontaneity worthwhile.
“The planning … and everything down to having the paper and all of these things that are really stressful and [involve] planning, I’ve done that before,” she continued. “None of that means anything unless your connection is what means something, so we honestly did everything the opposite.”
source: people.com
