I've missed several events for the last several months due to my absence from the blogging world, but one event I'm not willing to miss out on is the "wedding of the century;" literally. In less than an hour, major news stations world-wide will be covering the "wedding of the century"---the Royal Wedding of Prince William to commoner turned Future Queen, Kate Middleton!
So far many (including myself) seem to like the future queen with her down-to-earth personality and best of all, her fashion sense! Like her late soon to be mother-in-law, Kate Middleton hasn't even became a princess yet and she has already turned to a fashion icon. From her hair to her shoes; everything the future princess wears becomes an "overnight trend." Not only is she classy and sophisticated with her form-fitting trends, but Kate Middleton has managed to set herself apart from ALL of the other women who have married into the Royal Family by being the first college educated woman to join the Royals EVER---setting a path as a role model for young girls and women all over the world. With all that said, what will this modern future princess wear for her big day?; a fashion extravagance filled with guests like the Beckhams, Elton John, major foreign dignitaries, along with a possible performance by Beyonce, etc? Will she mimick the 25ft train worn by the late Princess Diana, or will she stick to her modern form-fitting, yet edginess by speculating designers such as Sarah Burton (a creative designer for the late Alexander McQueen known for her edgy and modern, yet still elegant style), Sophie Cranston (known for the label 'Libelula' and the black velvet coat dress Kate Middleton wore back in January) or Daniella Issa Helayel (known for the famous blue dress that Kate wore when she announced her engagement to Prince William)? ... And this my friends, is what many of us will stay up til 1a.m. and later to watch.
So who gets to design the infamous Royal Wedding Dress of the Century?... Stay Tuned!!!!
Til next time Ladies...
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| Prince & Future Princess |
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| Dress by Daniella Issa Helayel |
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| Sarah Burton Creation |
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| Beespoke by Sophie Cranston |
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