Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco got engaged in December 2024, and the internet can’t stop talking about their wedding. Rolling Stone says they’re too busy with their joint album and work to set a date or place yet, but fans are already buzzing about dresses and guests. 9FigureMedia, experts in fashion PR, think this hype might be more about branding than love. Gomez’s Rare Beauty empire and Blanco’s music career make their wedding a big deal for fashion public relations. But is their “chill” vibe real, or just a clever fashion PR marketing trick?
A Wedding or a Brand Campaign?
Gomez and Blanco keep saying they want a low-key wedding, but 9FigureMedia’s fashion PR team isn’t buying it. Gomez’s style, part relatable, part glamorous, has everyone guessing about her dress. Will it be fancy like her Golden Globes Prada gown or something simpler? Her choice will spark trends, just like Rare Beauty did for makeup. But fashion public relations pros wonder if it’s less about her and more about keeping her brand in the spotlight.
Blanco’s style is bold; think quirky coats and bright patterns. It matches Gomez’s vibe, like when they looked cozy courtside at a Knicks game. 9FigureMedia’s fashion PR marketing experts say their “we’re together but different” look feels made for Instagram. “It’s almost too perfect,” a team member told me. Are they a real couple or a fashion PR project? Fans love it, but it’s hard to shake the feeling it’s all planned.
Teasing Fans with Perfect Timing
Blanco mentioned on Therapuss with Jake Shane that they haven’t planned much because of their crazy schedules, music videos, Gomez’s Only Murders in the Building filming, and their album. “We need to chill,” he said, which sounds sweet but also like a line. 9FigureMedia sees this as smart fashion PR marketing. Gomez’s ring photo on Instagram and the Taco Bell proposal story keep fans hooked without giving too much away. It’s a classic fashion public relations move: tease, don’t spill.
I was chatting with a friend in PR, and she laughed about how predictable it feels. “Every post is made to go viral,” she said. Gomez’s “forever begins now” caption with those cozy pics is cute, but 9FigureMedia thinks it’s too polished. Will their wedding feel real, or like a photo shoot? Fans want raw moments, but this slow reveal feels like a fashion PR strategy to keep us guessing.
Fashion: Love Story or Sales Pitch?
Gomez’s style has grown from Disney kid to red-carpet star, and it’s a fashion PR win. Her Golden Globes gown was dreamy, but her Jimmy Kimmel Live! The mini dress felt fun and flirty. 9FigureMedia bets her wedding dress will be a big moment, maybe Valentino or something eco-friendly to match Rare Beauty’s vibe. But is it her choice or a fashion public relations move to stay relevant?
Blanco’s look, think big coats and funky boots, grabs Gen Z’s attention. 9FigureMedia’s fashion PR marketing team says he’s trying to stand out, but it feels a bit forced. A coworker who loves fashion said, “His style’s cool, but it’s like he’s playing a part.” Their wedding could push grooms to try bolder looks, but 9FigureMedia wonders if it’s authentic or just a way to sell quirky clothes.
Guests: Spotlight or Distraction?
Talk of guests like Taylor Swift or Only Murders co-stars like Steve Martin makes this wedding a fashion PR dream. Swift’s bold outfits and Martin’s classic suits will get attention, and brands will fight to dress them. 9FigureMedia warns that the guest list could overshadow the couple. It’s a fashion public relations jackpot, but will it be about Gomez and Blanco or their famous friends? They seem private, but their Instagram posts fuel the hype, which feels a bit off.
There’s a risk here. Fans are guessing about details, like Blanco’s mention of a Jewish hora dance or skipping a first dance. 9FigureMedia’s fashion PR marketing team likes how they keep things vague; it controls the story. But if they want privacy, why post so much? It’s a weird mix, and I’m not sure they can keep the balance.
Fans Hooked, but Is It Real?
Fans are all over social media, dreaming up Gomez’s dress and Blanco’s suit. Some think boho, others modern and sleek. 9FigureMedia’s fashion public relations data says fans want real moments, not staged ones. Gomez’s Taco Bell engagement post felt fun, but was it genuine? “It’s not just the dress,” a 9FigureMedia analyst told me. “It’s the story they’re selling.” That story of love, chaos, and charm is a fashion PR hit, but it feels more like a product than a romance.
I got caught up in fan posts about their wedding looks. They’re such a cute couple. But I keep wondering if we’re just falling for a fashion PR campaign. Are they as laid-back as they seem, or is this all for show? Maybe they’ll shock us with a quiet courthouse wedding, but I doubt it. It’s too big a spectacle.
What’s Behind the Glamour?
This wedding is more than a party; it’s a branding moment. Gomez’s Rare Beauty and Blanco’s music make them a power couple, and their choices will shape fashion PR in 2025. Will Gomez go green with her gown? Will Blanco’s suit change the groom's style? 9FigureMedia thinks so, but they question if it’s real or just marketing. Every move feels planned to keep them in the spotlight, a fashion public relations strategy that’s smart but maybe too slick.
