Caroline Sieber

Caroline Sieber is a London-based Austrian fashion stylist, an international style icon, and Chanel brand ambassador.

Caroline Anna Christine Sieber was born and raised in Vienna.

After university she moved in London to work in accountancy, before starting a new career in fashion. In 2010, she was named top of Tatler’s top 10 best-dressed list.[6]She is a muse to some of fashion's most significant living designers, amongst them Karl Lagerfeld Her clientele includes Emma Watson.[8][9]

Sieber was reportedly spotted by Anna Wintour at the wedding of Arthur Mornington and Jemma Kidd, who then put her on the committee for the Costume Institute Ball in 2005. She and Selma Blair were the only two people who Karl Lagerfeld allowed to wear Chanel to the event

Sieber was the face of Louis Vuitton's "Speedy Bag" campaign in 2011

Sieber is married to Fritz von Westenholz, son of Baron Piers von Westenholz. The couple have one child, Electra Amalia Bartholomea (born 15 December 2015).

Wedding

Sieber married Fritz von Westenholz, in a high society wedding in Vienna, Austria, on July 13, 2013 which was referred to as "possibly the most fashionable wedding ever" by The (UK) Telegraph. The wedding was attended by a lengthy list of big fashion names and celebrities . Amongst them were Christopher Kane, Erdem, Chloé's Clare Waight Keller, Lauren Santo Domingo, Hamish Bowles, Derek Blasberg, Pippa Middleton, Emma Watson, Julia Restoin Roitfeld; the rest of the guest list was a who's who of the world's most stylish. Sieber's custom-made wedding dress was realized by Chanel Haute couture and designed by Karl Lagerfeld, it was formed of radzimir silk with a long train and featured balloon sleeves as well as embroideries by Lesage on chest and back. She was wearing a veil by Maison Michel and custom made shoes by Maison Massaro . http://fashion.telegraph.co.uk/news-features/TMG10179578/Caroline-Sieber-marries-in-Chanel-Haute-Couture.html

American Vogue featured the wedding in its September 2013 issue in a 9 page spread, it was referred to on the cover of the issue as "the wedding of the year" .