Each one in her own style, all original and very different, Alejandra, Eugenia and Claudia Osborne set the trend at their respective weddings. They are a fundamental pillar in their little sister’s life and today they gather to wrap her up and accompany her on her big day. The three of them were excited when the designer told them one by one that she was getting married, as she herself revealed to us in the pages of HELLO! last April, and the three of them have been very present in the preparations, advising her from experience in everything she has needed. “They are helping me a lot. Each one contributes their grain of sand, whether with ideas, advice or simply being there to listen to me. I ask their opinion on almost everything and, although sometimes each one has their own vision, we always reach a consensus that makes me feel safer in my decisions,” the bride recently told us in an interview on ¡HOLA!.
Ana Cristina dresses as a bride, along with her sisters, on the Santiago farmwhich belonged to his maternal grandparents, the winemaker Beltrán Domecq González and Ana Cristina Williams, in whose honor it is named. It was the house of his mother, Sandra Domecqand their house, therefore, where they also celebrated their weddings Bertín Osborne’s daughters. “Celebrating the wedding at my house is a dream, like my sisters did, and also a way to be closer to my mother,” she told us.
© CLICK10 VIRGINIA HERNÁNDEZ AURORA SÁNCHEZ MARGHERITA MAZZANTIAna Cristina has made her wedding a parade of colors and prints created by herself. Up to a total of 29 canvases he has painted for friends and witnesses and, of course, three very special ones for her sisters. “Each design is unique and reflects the personality of the person wearing it, and that is what excites me the most: having been able to create a unique fabric in the world for each one,” he told us a few weeks ago. “It has been a lot of work, there was a moment when I didn’t know if I would have time, we haven’t had much margin and the last prints I delivered them on July 31. Thank goodness they had all of August and September ahead of them to be able to make their dresses.”
© CLICK10 VIRGINIA HERNÁNDEZ AURORA SÁNCHEZ MARGHERITA MAZZANTIThe idea of Ana Cristina was to give them the fabrics so that each one could make their dress according to their own style. And this is reflected in the different designs of Alejandra, Eugenia and Claudia, for example. It was at the latter’s wedding, in October 2021, that marked Ana Cristina’s change of professional direction. dressed in one of her designs. “I didn’t expect it to be so well received and, without a doubt, I was very excited, since, from there, I started with the orders,” he tells us.
Alexandrathe largest and most boho-hippy in style, has a golden ocher design with satin silk dandelions. Eugenia debuts a new image with a surprising and daring change of look, a flattering ‘icnonic pixie’, made by the experts at Llongueras. For her dress she has chosen a jasmine print, a silk crêpe de Chine in white, green and pink, like the plant itself. And Claudia’s dress, with a green blurred background and a touch of yellow, also has subtle, almost transparent pomegranates printed on a silk crêpe de Chine fabric. All with motifs that evoke the countryside and natureto which they are very close, and one of the great sources of inspiration by Ana Cristina.
