In the last few hours, sources have been communicating that Kate Middleton has commissioned three different dresses by three designers, in a bid to ensure that her dress design stays a well-kept secret. If one of her chosen designers is ‘discovered’ she will use a dress from the others in the clique.
Princess Diana had two dresses but the second was a replica of the original, just in case of a problem. Princess Diana’s dress was famously designed by the Emanuel house.
It’s rumoured that Jasper Conran may be among the select trio, along with McQueen – the design house that most people believe is the favourite to design the dress.
Kate has also opted to change from the ceremonial wedding dress to another dress specifically designed for the evening reception at Buckingham Palace, which will be a party organised by Prince Charles to celebrate his son’s wedding. The eyes of the world will literally be watching Kate – and the dress designs and designers will be catapulted into the ‘most wanted’ lists of billions…
And here are some examples of Jasper Conran wedding dress designs:
What do you think? Will Kate choose a designer like Jasper Conran? Some of these ‘off-the-shelf’ designs are stunningly simple and might well form the basis of her dress. The simplicity is reminiscent of the Issa wear Kate donned for the official engagement announcement.
On the other hand, the McQueen collection has an air of audacity which seems to be a trait of this relatively quiet, unassuming character – if Kate’s performance and dresses on the catwalk at St Andrews, are anything to go by. If Kate’s design isn’t ‘outed’ before the wedding day, I think she will go for the more ‘edgy’ McQueen design house incorporating a classic flavour. And possibly a simple, elegant Jasper Conran design for the evening reception. But who knows what she’ll do?
They’ve brought out a ‘royal’ bridal gown for little girls in the UK now:
Sarah Burton’s creations for Alexander McQueen Fall/Winter 2011 ready-to-wear collection. Credit: Alexander McQueen
Princess Diana had two dresses but the second was a replica of the original, just in case of a problem. Princess Diana’s dress was famously designed by the Emanuel house.
It’s rumoured that Jasper Conran may be among the select trio, along with McQueen – the design house that most people believe is the favourite to design the dress.
Sarah Burton’s creations for Alexander McQueen Fall/Winter 2011 ready-to-wear collection. Credit: Alexander McQueen.
Kate has also opted to change from the ceremonial wedding dress to another dress specifically designed for the evening reception at Buckingham Palace, which will be a party organised by Prince Charles to celebrate his son’s wedding. The eyes of the world will literally be watching Kate – and the dress designs and designers will be catapulted into the ‘most wanted’ lists of billions…
Sarah Burton’s creations for Alexander McQueen Fall/Winter 2011 ready-to-wear collection. Credit: Alexander McQueen.
Jasper Conran Wedding Dresses (Credit: JC)
On the other hand, the McQueen collection has an air of audacity which seems to be a trait of this relatively quiet, unassuming character – if Kate’s performance and dresses on the catwalk at St Andrews, are anything to go by. If Kate’s design isn’t ‘outed’ before the wedding day, I think she will go for the more ‘edgy’ McQueen design house incorporating a classic flavour. And possibly a simple, elegant Jasper Conran design for the evening reception. But who knows what she’ll do?
They’ve brought out a ‘royal’ bridal gown for little girls in the UK now:
