Even a goth girl like Gabbriette can embrace all the fun, frivolity, and festive fashions of her own bachelorette.

On Friday, the model, musician, and Charli XCX muse caught a private flight from Los Angeles to Las Vegas to kickstart her bachelorette celebrations, now that her marriage to 1975 frontman Matty Healy is fast approaching. In a video posted to Instagram, she was shown being handcuffed and hoisted over the shoulder of a cop impersonator, and hauled onto the flight. For the skit and the journey that followed, she wore a vintage white Chanel skirt suit from the spring 2005 collection.

The tweedy two piece featured tiny tassels across its blazer lapels and hems. She paired it with a white net fascinator, patent pointy pumps, and a large white Chanel bag. Glam followed a similarly nostalgic and sweet vibe, with brushed out pin curls and a French manicure. (Skirt suits are having quite the moment among celebrity brides and brides-to be, as Dua Lipa wore her own custom Schiaparelli number to wed Callum Turner in an intimate London town hall ceremony.)

It’s quite the switch-up for Gabbriette, who you’re more likely to find in drainpipe jeans, mesh and near-naked Gucci, and slinky Saint Laurent and Ann Demeulemeester pieces. But hey, girl’s getting married! And she made sure to embrace all aesthetic aspects of the bride-to-be experience.

Gabbriette and Healy were first linked back in September 2023, and went Instagram official with their engagement in June 2024. Healy proposed with a custom black diamond engagement ring, which features an elongated cushion cut diamond in a halo design with a triple split shank. “MARRYING THE 1975 IS VERY BRAT,” she captioned the reveal. And while there’s no word on the official date just yet, back in February, Gabbriette starred in a bridal campaign for Jimmy Choo.

As part of the campaign, she shared several tips for being a modern bride: from “one pair of shoes is never enough,” to the conclusive: “this is about love and looking hot, but mainly about love.”

The bachelorette continued in Las Vegas, where Gabbriette and friends headed to a Dita Von Teese show. Back at their hotel, they embraced all the classic gaudy bachelorette details: there were dozens of balloons spelling out “Mrs. Healy,” flip-flops with her face on them, Matty face masks, bridal white underwear sets and beads, money guns, and Playboy bunny-emblazoned accessories. To party on the strip, the group dressed up noughties styles: Gabbriette wore a sheer white bandeau crop top and mini skirt paired with a trucker hat, mules, and mini bowling bag. The rest of the group wore black lingerie and mini-dresses for a very ‘Vegas-in-2007’ night out.

Gabbriette perfectly nailed what makes a great bachelorette: fun fashion, a flash of chic, and a little bit of bawdiness.