Jordyn Woods celebrated her marriage to Karl-Anthony Towns with three custom Danielle Frankel wedding dresses, creating a complete bridal wardrobe that moved from understated elegance to dramatic ceremony glamour and romantic reception style.

The model, entrepreneur and fashion personality married the New York Knicks star during a private oceanfront celebration in Malibu, California, on August 15, 2026. Instead of choosing one gown for every part of the occasion, Woods worked with New York bridal designer Danielle Frankel to develop three distinct dresses for the wedding festivities.

Each design expressed a different side of Woods’ bridal style. Her welcome-party dress was sleek and effortless, her ceremony gown delivered modern princess drama, and her reception look combined intricate lace with a sensual Grecian-inspired silhouette.

Who Designed Jordyn Woods’ Wedding Dresses?

All three of Jordyn Woods’ principal bridal dresses were custom creations by Danielle Frankel, a New York-based designer known for combining traditional bridal craftsmanship with modern draping, unconventional styling and luxurious fabrics.

Woods reportedly scheduled four bridal appointments in New York, but Danielle Frankel was her first stop. She was immediately drawn to the designer’s Italian silk and the way its tone complemented her complexion.

The bride and designer then collaborated to personalize the dresses through fabric selection, hand-applied lace, sculptural draping and details created specifically for Woods’ figure.

The result was not simply a collection of beautiful gowns. It was a cohesive bridal fashion story designed to carry Woods through the different moods of her wedding celebration.

Dress One: The Silk Satin Welcome-Party Dress

Jordyn Woods began her wedding festivities in a fluid silk satin slip dress designed for the welcome party.

The minimalist gown featured an asymmetric scarf detail knotted at one shoulder. The scarf continued across the shoulders before falling into an elegant shawl-like train at the back.

Its graceful movement gave the dress a relaxed sense of glamour that suited the beginning of the wedding weekend. Instead of opening the celebration in a heavily embellished ball gown, Woods chose a streamlined silhouette that felt intimate, sophisticated and effortless.

The lustrous satin elevated the simplicity of the design, while the trailing scarf added enough drama to distinguish it from a traditional slip dress. This first look introduced the fabric draping and scarf styling that would continue throughout Woods’ bridal wardrobe.

Although it was the quietest of the three Danielle Frankel creations, it established the modern elegance that defined the entire wedding.

Dress Two: The Custom Silk-Wool Ceremony Ball Gown

 

For the Malibu ceremony, Jordyn Woods wore the most dramatic of her three wedding dresses: a custom strapless silk-wool ball gown.

The ceremony dress featured a beautifully draped bodice, a defined waist and a full skirt that created a regal silhouette without overwhelming the bride. Swagged draping across the skirt brought softness and movement to the structured ball-gown shape.

Danielle Frankel incorporated three different types of lace in varying shades of ivory. Hand-cut Chantilly and corded lace appliqués followed the draping around the neckline before reappearing at the waist, creating visual continuity across the dress.

An attached neck wrap gave the gown a distinctive editorial quality. Woods completed the look with a cathedral-length lace-edged veil, diamond earrings, a sleek bun and a cascading bouquet of white calla lilies wrapped in lace.

The different ivory tones gave the gown greater depth than a flat white fabric would have provided. Against the Malibu coastline, the combination of Italian silk wool, dimensional lace and sculptural draping appeared luminous.

The ceremony gown achieved an impressive balance. Its voluminous skirt and long veil delivered the grandeur expected from a celebrity wedding dress, while the strapless neckline and neck wrap made the design feel current and personal.

Read more about the celebration in Fashion Sizzle’s complete coverage of the Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns wedding.

Dress Three: The Chantilly Lace Reception Gown

For the reception, Woods changed into a custom strapless gown constructed from layered Chantilly and elderflower lace.

This second wedding-day dress featured an asymmetric pickup drape at the hip, a detail that reportedly emerged spontaneously during a fitting. A cascading section of fabric opened into a high slit, revealing the gown’s silk lining near the hem.

Hand-cut iris lace appliqués were scattered throughout the dress, adding texture and botanical detail without making the gown feel overly traditional.

The dress was built with an internal bustier and lace-up corset to create a sculpted silhouette. Woods also wanted sleeves, so Danielle Frankel designed a coordinating lace bolero with sheer fitted arms and elongated cuffs.

The combination of the strapless corseted gown, asymmetric draping and lace bolero gave the reception look a romantic, slightly antique quality. At the same time, the high slit and body-conscious construction made it modern and sensual.

Danielle Frankel described the design as having a Grecian feeling that complemented the ceremony gown while remaining different enough to mark the transition from vows to celebration.

The dress allowed Woods to move and dance more freely while maintaining the luxurious craftsmanship established by her ceremony look.

Jordyn Woods’ Civil-Ceremony Outfit Was a Fourth Bridal Look

Before the Malibu celebration, Woods and Towns legally married in a private civil ceremony in Santa Barbara on August 11, 2026.

For that occasion, Woods did not wear one of her three Danielle Frankel dresses. She instead chose a white silk-crepe tailored jacket and matching pencil skirt by Thom Browne. Duchesse satin details, patent leather wingtip shoes and a custom hat by New York milliner Gigi Burris completed the Bianca Jagger-inspired look.

This means Woods technically wore four major white bridal outfits during her wedding week. However, the phrase “Jordyn Woods’ three wedding dresses” refers specifically to her three custom Danielle Frankel gowns for the welcome party, wedding ceremony and reception.

Karl-Anthony Towns’ Ralph Lauren Wedding Tuxedo

Karl-Anthony Towns complemented his bride in a made-to-measure Ralph Lauren Purple Label tuxedo.

The groom’s look included a double-breasted Italian wool dinner jacket with satin peak lapels, black tuxedo trousers, a pleated white shirt and a black silk bow tie. The classic black tailoring created a striking contrast with Woods’ ivory ceremony gown.

See the complete details of Karl-Anthony Towns’ Ralph Lauren Purple Label wedding tuxedo.

Why Jordyn Woods’ Three Wedding Dresses Stood Out

Jordyn Woods’ wedding wardrobe succeeded because the three dresses were connected without looking repetitive.

The welcome-party slip dress introduced liquid satin and asymmetric scarf draping. The ceremony gown elevated those ideas into a grand silk-wool ball gown with hand-applied lace. The reception dress then transformed the bridal mood through layered lace, corsetry, a dramatic slit and a matching bolero.

Together, the gowns reflected one of the biggest developments in modern celebrity bridal fashion: creating a wardrobe for the full wedding experience instead of relying on one dress for the entire occasion.

Woods’ dresses also demonstrated how precise fit and thoughtful personalization can be more powerful than excessive embellishment. Each design highlighted her figure while allowing the fabric, draping and craftsmanship to remain central.

Guests followed an elegant all-black dress code, making the bride’s ivory wardrobe even more visually commanding. Fashion moments from the celebration included Jada Pinkett Smith’s sophisticated black gown and Willow Smith’s natural-hair statement.

A Complete Modern Bridal Wardrobe

From the sleek welcome-party slip to the dramatic ceremony ball gown and romantic lace reception dress, Jordyn Woods’ three Danielle Frankel wedding dresses delivered three different expressions of modern bridal style.

The collection felt luxurious without being overly theatrical, fashion-forward without losing its romantic character and cohesive without making every dress look the same.

For brides building their own wedding wardrobe, Woods’ approach offers a useful lesson: each outfit can respond to a different part of the celebration while still sharing a consistent fabric story, silhouette or styling detail.

Readers planning their own special occasion can also explore Fashion Sizzle’s complete wedding planning guide and wedding guest outfit guide for every dress code.

Wedding dresses: Danielle Frankel
Bride: Jordyn Woods
Groom: Karl-Anthony Towns
Wedding date: August 15, 2026
Wedding location: Malibu, California
Photography: Jose Villa and Su Mustecaplioglu, as featured by Vogue