Margherita Missoni marries in Giambattista Valli The granddaughter of the founders of Missoni, Margherita Missoni, married racing driver Eugenio Amos in Italy this weekend, wearing two Giambattista Valli haute couture gowns. Margherita Missoni wed Italian racing driver Eugenio Amos in the small Italian town of Brunello this weekend. The bride wore two versions of the same gown designed by friend Giambattista Valli - one in white for the ceremony, and one in blush pink for the reception. The long-sleeved creations were made of Missoni silk and organza and embellished with embroideries and flower appliqués. She wore her hair up with a tiara and veil in the church, before letting it down and adding a floral headpiece for the celebrations, which took place in the grounds of her mother, Angela Missoni's, house. Margherita's second Giambattista Valli gown, in blush pink. Photo: Suzy Menkes/The New York Times The couple announced their engagement last November, saying that the event would be a "private affair with no press coverage." The guest list was suitably fashionable, including photographer Mario Testino, stylist Carine Roitfeld (who was reportedly dressed as a gipsy), fashion journalist Suzy Menkes, music producer Marc Ronson and Vogue Italia editor Franca Sozzani. IN PICTURES: Stylish brides through history "With a gipsy band strumming, traveling players dangling as acrobats from ethereal lengths of fabric and striped awnings protecting groaning food tables from the light rain, the bucolic party in the Varese countryside looked like a chic remake of Frederico Fellini's 'La Strada'," Suzy Menkes wrote of the occasion in the New York Times . Tatiana Santo Domingo, Eugenie Niarchos and Margherita's sister Teresa were the bridesmaids.