While the wedding guest list remained private, it is believed that several high-profile figures from the diaspora and American business circles were in attendance. Notably absent were large entourages or extensive media coverage—an intentional decision by Iman and Bradley, who wanted the focus to remain on their love and family, not on spectacle. Iman’s gown, designed by Rosie Assoulin, became a point of discussion in fashion circles for its bold simplicity and symbolism. The sailor-inspired details and backless cut nodded to both freedom and elegance—perhaps a quiet metaphor for Iman’s own place between legacy and autonomy.
