Steve Jobs’ model daughter Eve is not walking in the footsteps of her parents when it comes to her nuptials. They may have taken the path less trodden, but Eve, who is set to marry British Olympian Harry Charles, is celebrating every milestone. The 26-year-old model shared a glimpse of her bachelorette, which in her own words was “a weekend with my favorite girls.” Snippets from the recent trip were shared in an Instagram carousel.
The bride-to-be made the most of the picturesque island of Capri with friends, sporting a veil while taking pictures, enjoying meals, and strolling around town. As an eagle-eyed Luxurylaunches reader spotted, one of the images captures the equestrian aboard the $120 million superyacht Venus, commissioned by her father Steve Jobs, the Apple visionary.
Although Jobs never saw the 255-foot vessel, designed by Philippe Starck, completed, it was inherited by his widow, Laurene Powell Jobs. Built to host 12 guests in six suites and served by 22 crewmembers, the yacht is currently cruising the azure Italian waters, doubling as a bachelorette-party venue alongside a favorite local ristorante. True to Jobs’s perfectionism, he even enlisted the chief engineer behind Apple’s glass-walled stores to create custom panels so the hull could feature ten-foot-high windows that flood the interiors with light. The result is a sleek craft that, while smaller than many of today’s megayachts, it still turns heads for its silhouette, one that resembles a floating Apple Store and showcases the unmistakable stamp of the visionary Steve Jobs.
Eve, who has modeled for Louis Vuitton, took the Tyrrhenian Sea by storm, posing for photos with a group of close friends aboard her luxury vessel that is currently cruising in the Italian Coast.
The group also rented what appeared to be a villa, complete with pink inflatable pool loungers, a stunning pool, comfy seating, and a floating silver “BRIDE” sign tied with string.
Eve is set to tie the knot with Olympic show-jumping scion Harry Charles this summer, in what promises to be a high-society wedding against the lush backdrop of the Cotswolds.
