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Although St. James's Palace refuses to comment on the reports, the Daily Mail also confirms the Cranston news, saying that the gown was actually designed by Kate Middleton, who then enlisted the designer to help with the construction.
Made of ivory satin and lace with pearl-button detail and a 10-foot train, the garment was apparently inspired by the bride's days as an art history student, states the U.K. newspaper, and includes a "nod" to the Emanuel dress worn by Prince William's late mother Princess Diana.
Read more about the royal wedding dress news at The Huffington Post >>
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No one cares! Please stop ramming this broad down our throats. She is nothing and has accomplished nothing.
ReplyAbolish royalty, monarchy, and aristocracy from the face of this planet!
and yet you, yourself, are a princess?
wow, someone could use a few lessons in charm school, gracious much? If u don't like it, don't read it, " Me thinks the lady doth protest too much"
ReplyI think Royal weddings are a fairytale for us. The coach, footmen the whole thing is English tradition and like a storybook fantasy, and who says we can't have a bit of fantasy in our lives right now? I can't wait to watch it.
ReplyYou want a fairy tale? Watch a Disney movie.
the gowns pictured are just plain ugly and sarah buys gown looks like the used lard to sqeeze her into it
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