I am married in a white juicy couture tracksuit – trolls say I looked tasteless, but I would do it again

A bride has revealed how why a traditional wedding dress dumped and decided to get married in a juicy couture tracksuit.

Ianthe Rose, was coupled in the town hall of Woodsworth to the love of her life and she decided to opt for an unconventionally cozy ensemble.

Take to her Tap @IANTEROSE She shared Snaps from the wedding day that saw her Don the velvet 90’s stylish tracksuit with the word juicy started on the bottom.

The model completed the look with 90’s style tinted sunglasses and chic pointed toe heels.

She said she chose to ‘be comfortable’ and after the ceremony went to WandsOworth Town Hall for ‘chips and champagne’.

In the meantime, her husband also opted for a relaxed ensemble in Cream Chinos and a gray T-shirt.

The beauty wrote the post:, who viewed more than 195,000 times: ‘This is your sign to get married in a juicy training suit. If I tell you, I’ve never been so comfortable. ‘

The beloved couple posed on the stairs of the courthouse for their wedding snow in the unconventional outfits.

According to Ianthe’s comments, explained that they did not want a fixed wedding.

‘We had to get married in a register because we don’t want a formal wedding and we don’t have a clerk, and we are not religiously not getting married in a church,

“We want it to be cooled,” the bride added.

Many hurried to the comments to leave their own thoughts about the traditional outfits, with some the choice.

One person wrote: “Girl, get up, you’re way too old to be like that.”

Another added: ‘Oh come ooonon, they are not really married. The only thing we see here is that they are walking and a random man who throws some petals. ‘

Someone else added: ‘Oh come ooonon, they are not really married. The only thing we see here is that they are walking and a random man who throws some petals. ‘

Most comments called the outfit choice ‘iconic’ with people who say they looked ‘chic’.

One person just wrote: “Iconic actually.”

Another said: “Stop this is such a murder that you look chiiiiiic”

Someone else added: ‘Go on my vision board RN this is too iconic !!!! Ps you give 2000’s Angelina Jolie. ‘

A fourth added: ‘I fear that this is the top position that iconic behavior is actually’

It comes after a bride was pulled by strangers who called her ‘trashy’ after she wore a cream -colored wedding dress with a black bra on her big day.

Basak, 33, opted for a Bustier Maxi dress with Gucci Leather pumps during an intimate civil ceremony for 15 guests on March 29 in Hackney Town Hall, London.

She decided to wear a dress with the belts and the top of the cups of a black bra that was visible over the neckline – because she felt that it was ‘chic’.

After they have tied the knot with partner, Goksu, also 33, the newlywed were enthusiastic to share photos and videos of their big day on social media – but Basak says she received a recoil for her choice of clothing.

Trolls were quickly commenting on her unique choice – her outfit ‘sticky’, ‘trashy’ and ‘disgusting’, ‘Basak feel’ bullied ‘.

The bride from London said: ‘I only had 200 followers at the time.

“A few people started writing that something is wrong with my dress. In the beginning I was really, really surprised. I didn’t think anyone would comment on the dress.

People said you can’t wear black for your wedding, she [wedding dresses] are white for no reason.

“They usually said my bra showed and it was revealing – they said it was inappropriate.

“It’s not suitable for a wedding” “Some people said,” Did you dress in the dark? “. It was comfortable and felt like me.

‘I wanted something from the main street, but something unique and I had seen this dress for anyone else.

“I removed some comments – those who said it was disgusting and terrible – because it was bothering me and made me unhappy.”

On the day itself, Basak says that she ‘felt great’.

She said: ‘I felt great on the day and then I got the photos and I felt so much joy. I was shocked, I did not expect such a recoil.

“It never came to me that someone would not love my dress or say bad things about my dress.”

Basak bought her wedding dress from High Street Brand because of Alice for just £ 130.

With the couple that had a large wedding in Milan, Italy, in July 2025, the bride did not want to spend thousands’.

She excitedly shared some fragments of their civil ceremony online and quickly received nearly 200,000 views – but became ‘upset’ in the commentary section.

Basak said: ‘They were usually anonymous users.

“They said they hated our look – because it was black and second because the bra showed.

‘Most people who say these things are entitled to an opinion, but it doesn’t mean that you can make painful comments to others.

‘It was disturbing in the beginning, but after I posted a follow -up video about how I felt bullied more positive vibes, Vibes came by and people defended me.

“Most people said” it looks great, “” you look chic, “” they don’t understand the style. “

‘It is funny in a sense – the internet is a funny place. I don’t care what people think. ‘

Family and friends ‘loved’ Basak’s dress on the day and told her: ‘It’s so you’.

“They even said” I sent your photo to one of my best friends and it was the best dress ever, “she said.

‘Everyone except these people online loved it – because they know me and my personal style.

‘My only advice [to other brides] Would not care what others think if it makes you happy. ‘