Este Haim and Jonathan Levin are married. The bassist of sister trio Haim and the tech entrepreneur tied the knot in California on New Year’s Eve (Dec. 31) in a wedding celebration with family and friends — a day Este’s “been looking forward to since I was five,” she tells Vogue, who documented her final dress fitting at Louis Vuitton ahead of her wedding day.
Este Haim rang in the New Year with, well, a ring. The musician married tech entrepreneur Jonathan Levin on New Year’s Eve in California in a swanky ceremony, which included past collaborator Taylor Swift.
“I’ve been looking forward to this day since I was five,” Este told Vogue, who tagged along with Haim during her dress fitting at Louis Vuitton in November. The voluminous garment was designed by her friend Nicolas Ghesquière. “I had this vision of me, coming down a spiral staircase … in this giant ballroom gown, and then my fiancé, [my] husband, would be at the bottom and grab my hand.”
Haim, the band, dropped their most recent record, I Quit, last year, an ode to breakups that prompted them to declare it a “single-girl summer.” Guess that’s over for at least one sister.
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Swift — wearing a formal, gold-sequinned gown fit for a New Year’s Eve gala — is a longtime, close friend of Este, Danielle and Alana Haim. They’ve also collaborated musically on “No Body, No Crime” (from Swift’s Evermore; Este’s even a main character in the song) and “Gasoline” (from the expanded edition of Haim’s Women in Music, Pt. III). Swift’s fiancé, Travis Kelce, was not seen in images from the wedding.
Haim has also recorded with Nicks — but their collab is yet to be heard. “We can’t say much, but what we can say is that Stevie Nicks is the greatest human being on this planet, Alana said earlier this year, with Danielle teasing, “And the song is really good.” And to bring things full circle for this crowd: Nicks, whose name is featured in the lyrics of Swift’s song “Clara Bow,” penned a poem featured on the album art of The Tortured Poets Department.
