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Leni Klum, Candice Swanepoel, Ed Westwick in Swarvoski jewels at the 2025 Vienna Opera Ball
Austrian president, Alexander Van der Bellen, and his entourage are seated at one end of the ornate and historic Vienna Opera House while seemingly endless amounts champagne flows in the loges surrounding the hardwood dance floor that covers the orchestra seating. They and others are in joyful anticipation of the Thursday Night opening of the Vienna Opera Ball, one of the most prestigious cultural events on the Austrian social calendar.
The music begins and 160 debutantes and their escorts in four rows stroll in a slow graceful procession. Two lines of women in the center have their arms outstretched holding hands with their escorts on one side and with the women beside them on the other. As they reach the end of the dance floor, they split into two rows and gradually move along the side of the opera house floor.
The Swarvoski tiara for the 2025 Vienna Opera Ball inspired by the brand's swan logo
It marks the beginning of an hour-long celebration of Austrian culture and heritage with a strong flavor of fairy tale romance.
The women are dressed in long white floor-length gowns but it’s what’s on top their heads that draws much of the attention. It’s a glittering silver tiara made by the Austrian luxury brand, Swarovski.
The Swarovski Tiara And Tie Pin
The silver tiara is inspired by Swarovski’s Hyperbola jewelry collection—which combines organic and structural forms in sweeping shapes with crystals that appear to float. The other inspiration is the company’s iconic symbol: the swan.
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