Charli XCX wears one of her wedding dresses all the time

Charli XCX wears one of her wedding dresses "all the time".

The 33-year-old singer tied the knot with George Daniel in July last year and wore multiple gowns during their celebrations in London, and she revealed that not only had she worn her afterparty outfit on stage before the big day, she is going to "deconstruct" the look she sported for their second celebration in Sicily, two months later.

Speaking on the cream Saint Laurent ruffled jersey minidress she wore in London, Charli said in a video for Britain's Vogue magazine: “I always try and not think, ‘These are my pop star clothes and these are my daily clothes.’

"It’s also how I feel about my wedding dress. I’m gonna wear that, like, loads of times.

"The dress I wore to my afterparty, I literally wear it all the time.

Referring to when she sang Cherry Blossom Girl with Air at the We Love Green festival in Paris a month before she got married, she added: "I wore it on stage in France with Air first before I got married in it. Why not? My husband rewears his suits all the time.”

For the star-studded wedding in Scopello, Sicily, Charli exchanged vows with the 1975 drummer again in a bias-cut ivory silk sheer chiffon slip gown with elongated train and she has plans for the Danielle Frankel creation.

She said: "I'm going to wear that loads of times. I'm just going to deconstruct it and wear it in different ways. The dress I got married in has this undergarment piece with billowing material that you can attach or reattach.

"If you can't, I'm going to make it so you can. So I can wear it as my own little undergarment moment...

“You’re able to wear these unbelievable outfits, and there’s this unspoken rule that you’re only supposed to wear them once, but they’re so fabulous.

"I feel so lucky to be able to work with these designers on these incredible pieces, so I’m going to wear them all the time.”

Despite being happy in her life with George, the House singer insisted he won't be providing a lot of inspiration for her songwriting.

She said: “I don’t really want to write songs about my husband forever. I’m not sure how interesting that is, and he knows that. If I write about our relationship, I’m probably only really interested in writing about some of the more obscure feelings of being married."