Breaking Bridal: Unexpected Celebrity Wedding Looks

Showing off her sinewy form, Rhoda donned an unconventional choice, in a Carolina Herrera column with plunging neckline lined with jade embellishment. Sweet touches of grosgrain detailing and a dramatic, floor-sweeping veil finished out the modern look.

When word broke out that Olivia Palermo and her longtime boyfriend Johannes Huebl decided to tie the knot, we knew Palermo's look for the big day would be one for the books. For her New York wedding, the impossibly chic style star chose a cream-colored cashmere top, sleek shorts, and a romantic tulle overlay skirt by Carolina Herrera.

When Mia Farrow married Frank Sinatra in Las Vegas in 1966, she chose to add a double-breasted blazer jacket to her all-white ensemble. At just 21 years old, Farrow gave the covered-up bridal look-which was modern for its time-a refreshing take when she selected a crisp cut, cropped silhouette with ornate buttons.

Talk about low-maintenance! In a small ceremony in Provence, France, Keira Knightley said "I do" to fiancé James Righton in a no-fuss strapless tulle dress that she paired with a Chanel jacket, ballet flats, and a crown of flowers.

Kate MiddletonaandaKim Kardashianadidn't enforce that "only the bride wears white" rule for their big days! Both brides dressed their sisters in alabaster-hued gowns—andaPippa's dress caused just as much buzz as her sister Kate's. Kim didn't regret her decision to dress her sisters in white for her wedding to Kris Humphries as she did so again for her extravagant wedding to Kanye West.

When the actress wed Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger in Saint-Tropez in 1971, she accessorized her YSL Le Smoking jacket with an over-the-top wide brim hat that was complete with a veil.

Both Sarah Jessica Parker ( left) and Shenae Grimes (right) walked down the aisle in black ball gowns. The two nonconformist brides opted for minimal accessories, pulling off the moody hue with style and ease.

Lake Bell brought back flapper fashion when she tied the knot in a lavish Marchesa design. The unconventional creation was complete with a turtleneck, tiers of fringe, and intricate beading. Marchesa designer Georgina Chapman once told us she loves dressing all brides, "but personally, my favorites are those who are risk-takers, who aren't afraid to push boundaries.”

Kaley Cuoco ( left) and Gwen Stefani (right) proved that they are not afraid to take a risk on their wedding day when they walked down the aisle in pretty pink wedding gowns. Cuoco went for an all-pink strapless ball gown by Vera Wang while Stefani opted for a pink dip-dyed number by John Galliano.

Because diamond earrings weren't enough bling for these brides, Kim Kardashian ( left) and Alicia Keys (right) worked forehead-grazing headpieces into their not-so-basic updos.

For her trip down the aisle, Julianne Moore took the nontraditional route (as did her husband!) when she wore a purple Prada slip dress. The understated silhouette was fit for the actress's family-filled outdoor wedding in New York City, with Moore taking her look one step further when she paired the sleek column with long dangling emerald green earrings.