Dua Lipa and Callum Turner honeymoon in Italy in relaxed bridal style

The wedding dress may have had its moment, but Dua Lipa’s honeymoon wardrobe is where the modern bridal story gets interesting. In Salerno, Italy, on June 12, 2026, Lipa was photographed in a metallic gold bikini beside Callum Turner, who wore black swim trunks, turning a shoreline snapshot into a case for the post-wedding trousseau: relaxed luxury that still knows how to catch the light.

That is the real shift here. After a civil ceremony at Old Marylebone Town Hall in London on May 31 and a larger celebration in Sicily on June 6, Lipa and Turner did not disappear from view. They moved through Italy’s southern coast, from Palermo toward the waters off Salerno and the Amalfi Coast, with a honeymoon wardrobe that looked built for sun, salt and photos that could travel anywhere. A source told PEOPLE that Italy made sense because it is the couple’s favorite place and holds many happy memories for them, which only sharpens the fashion logic of the trip: this was never going to be a rigid, formal extension of the wedding.

Lipa’s metallic bikini is the kind of piece bridal retail can build a second chapter around. It is glamorous without requiring a gown-sized commitment, and it does the work that honeymoon dressing now has to do: look polished in daylight, photograph well at the beach and feel easy enough to pack after a long wedding week. The appeal is in the contradiction. It is high-shine but low-effort, statement-making but not ceremonial.

That balance is what makes the emerging honeymoon trousseau commercially smart. Brides are already shopping beyond the aisle for rehearsal-dinner dresses, after-party minis and reception shoes; the next spend is the resort wardrobe that carries the romance forward. Think metallic swimsuits, fluid cover-ups, silky separates, gauzy dresses that can move from lunch to sunset and sandals that can survive cobblestones and a dinner reservation. The silhouette is less ballgown, more glide.

The larger appeal of Lipa and Turner’s Italian honeymoon is how naturally it extends the wedding narrative. Their Sicily celebration reportedly included guests, dinner at Princess Vittoria Alliata’s residence, fireworks and Elton John performing “Your Song,” which made the formal chapter feel lavish enough. In Salerno, the tone changed completely. That is the point. Bridal fashion is no longer ending at the altar; for couples who can turn a coastline into a style story, the second wardrobe is now part of the ceremony’s afterglow.