'Unbelievable': Gavin Rossdale's Daughter Daisy Lowe Grabs Attention in Skimpy Lingerie for Wedding Night Shoot

The British model has drawn attention on social media after sharing a set of bridal-themed photos taken ahead of her wedding.

Daisy Lowe, daughter of Bush frontman Gavin Rossdale, has caught the public's eye with a series of bridal-themed photos shared ahead of her wedding. Styled with a mix of vintage charm and confident flair, the shoot has prompted a wave of reactions across social media.

Shared by the label Agent Provocateur on Instagram, Daisy appears in various bridal night-inspired ensembles. She is seen outdoors in a serene countryside setting, surrounded by friends dressed in coordinated black satin pajamas. Still wearing her bridal robe and veil, she smiles softly in the golden light, creating a relaxed yet celebratory atmosphere.

Agent Provocateur captioned the series, "Our bride-to-be, living her hen night fantasy... celebrating you @daisylowe 💗," crediting photographer Pixie Levinson and tagging the shoot under #APBridal and #KnickersForever.

One standout look features her in a sheer lace bra paired with frilled white garter shorts, complemented by a cropped veil and classic white stilettos.

Another look shows Daisy in a structured white corset as she sips champagne, adorned with a flowing veil and satin button detailing, and styled with suspenders, lace-trimmed gloves, and polka-dot stockings.

A small, sculptural handbag worn at the hip adds a whimsical element to the otherwise sultry outfit.

Fans quickly flooded the comments with admiration. "😍you look unbelievable babe [sic]!" wrote one follower. "Most gorgeous bride ever 👰🏻‍♀️ ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥," added another. A supporter chimed in, "OMG hottest bride ever," while someone else remarked, "Jaw has broken 🔥🔥🔥."

Additional praise followed. "THE most naturally beautiful woman," remarked a netizen. Another commented enthusiastically, "Ermmmagherrrrd @daisylowe this is AMAZING! 😻 🙌 [sic]." One admirer cheered, "🔥💘😇🪽✨YES!!! Jordan Jay Saul is one lucky man 👏😄," capturing the overall sentiment surrounding the shoot.

The pre-wedding photos come nearly three years after Daisy revealed her engagement to estate agent Jordan Saul, whom she met in 2020 during a chance encounter while walking their dogs in Hampstead Heath.

Announcing the news on Instagram in September 2022, she wrote, "We took this picture this afternoon moments before @jordanjaysaul ASKED ME TO MARRY HIM!!!I said f--- yes… i am officially your fiancé & I can't wait to spend the rest of my life with you my hubby to be ♥️💍♥️ [sic]."

Shortly after sharing the milestone, she was spotted in Primrose Hill, north London, wearing a dazzling diamond engagement ring while out on a walk.

In April 2023, Daisy and Jordan welcomed their first child, a daughter named Ivy Love Saul. The birth also marked a new chapter for Daisy's father, Gavin, who became a grandfather for the first time.

Speaking about the experience, Gavin shared in November 2023 that he introduced his sons to Daisy's baby and described the moment as deeply fulfilling. "At first my ego was like, 'What?'" he said.

He remarked that the experience filled him with happiness, calling his granddaughter "the greatest thing." Reflecting on the moment, he shared, "It's just great when you get these moments where things come together," and described embracing his role as a grandfather as "fantastic."

Daisy's identity has been shaped not only by motherhood and her career but also by her early personal history. In 2005, a DNA test confirmed that Gavin was her biological father, following a previous relationship with her mother, designer Pearl Lowe.

Away from her personal life, Daisy has long used her platform to advocate for body confidence and emotional well-being. In a March 2022 interview with The Sun, she reflected on the challenges she faced early in the modeling industry and the importance of staying true to herself.

Discovered at 15, Daisy said she became aware early on that her body didn't fit the typical mold in the modeling world. "I was proud of that, but I certainly struggled with it. I still have my days when I do, but it always comes back to promoting femininity, reality, and making women feel good about being in the skin that they're in. And how powerful is that?" she shared.

She added, "I'm happy being imperfect and embrace my flaws, I champion them," emphasizing her hope to empower other women regardless of size or shape.

Beyond modeling, Daisy has turned to cooking as a source of comfort and relaxation. She released her cookbook "Sweetness and Light" in 2014 and often finds baking to be a soothing escape. She once said that just the thought of making lavender shortbread helps her unwind.

During the intense lead-up to New York Fashion Week, she would spend her days juggling castings while baking batches of cakes — a personal way of pushing back against industry pressure.

Over time, Daisy has also spoken openly about mental health and burnout. Following personal loss and a relentless workload, she sought treatment in 2017. "If I'm feeling crappy I like getting outside, getting fresh air and going for a walk in nature," she explained.

Yoga, meditation, and therapy have since become part of her wellness routine. "The pandemic has been such a huge eye-opener for people and now we can be more honest. It's great that we talk about our mental health. Without these low moments you can't appreciate the good ones," she stated.

Daisy has also spoken about the impact of social media, noting it often causes women to compare themselves to others — something she believes is nearly impossible to avoid. These pressures, along with years in the spotlight, have led her to rethink how she manages her time and energy.

"I've just turned 33 and I'm still learning and getting better at setting boundaries," she shared with the publication at the time. Once a regular on the red carpet, she now prefers a slower pace and more mindful choices.

During an Instagram Live for Eating Disorder Week, Daisy shared advice she would give her younger self, "Try to care less, enjoy yourself and don't worry about everyone else's opinions."

Speaking with nutritionist Sarah Ann Macklin, she admitted, "I have always worried about what everyone else thinks and what everyone else feels," though her mother sees her as headstrong.

Daisy urged viewers to follow their instincts and not let other people's opinions weigh them down. She also stressed the importance of open conversations about self-image, noting, "We only have one body and we should take care of it the best we can."