When Charles Leclerc married Alexandra Malena Leclerc, the setting was undeniably spectacular, but it was the bride’s look that defined the day. Held on the French Riviera, the ceremony took place at the iconic Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild, a Belle Époque villa overlooking the Mediterranean.

For her wedding, Alexandra chose custom couture by Paolo Sebastian, commissioning a gown that balanced heritage craftsmanship with modern refinement. Crafted from French Chantilly lace, the design featured a sculpted fishtail silhouette that traced the body before gently flaring at the hem. The off-the-shoulder neckline was finished with soft scalloped edges, lending a romantic frame to the décolletage, while sheer lace sleeves added structure and delicacy in equal measure.

What elevated the gown were its intricate details: subtle 3D floral appliqués and bespoke embroidery incorporating the couple’s initials and wedding date, a quiet nod to permanence stitched directly into couture. The result was timeless rather than trend-driven, refined rather than ornate. Her beauty look followed the same philosophy.

Alexandra wore her hair in a sleek, high-gloss chignon adorned with delicate white floral accents, polished, minimal, and perfectly proportioned. Diamond butterfly earrings and a matching necklace by Graff added brilliance without excess, catching the Riviera light with effortless sophistication. A bouquet of sculptural white lilies completed the monochrome palette. Charles Leclerc, dressed in a tailored ivory suit, complemented the look with quiet elegance.

The couple, who began dating in 2019 and have since balanced global racing schedules with private life in Monaco, exchanged vows surrounded by close family and friends before departing in a vintage red sports car, a subtle tribute to Ferrari heritage.