One of the best kept secrets in the fashion world in recent months was finally revealed. All wondered who the lucky designer would choose the girl Kate Middleton to the most important day of her life: her wedding to Prince William.
The British designer was chosen Sarah Burton, the current chief creative design house of the late Alexander McQueen. The current Duchess of Cambridge chose this designer because I trusted the ability of this home design to combine tradition and modernity in an artistic way, Palace sources said.
The wedding dress is white and ivory satin with lace sleeves elegant. It is traditional cut, form-fitting style that highlights her slim figure, and heart neckline. It consists of a fitted bodice to the waist covered by a Chantilly lace type, which is opening up to the hip to give volume to the bulky skirt.
The skirt also has white pleated and lace details and applications that adorn it. The tail of this elegant dress has a length of 2.7 meters, considerably shorter than her train of who would be his mother Lady Diana.
The suit was supplemented by a veil made of layers of silk tulle with a border of flowers made by hand attached to an elegant tiara. The tiara, which dates from 1936, is a creation of Cartier jewelry and is now owned by the British sovereign, Queen Elizabeth, who kindly lent it to Kate for her wedding day.
The earrings were a gift from Kate’s parents for their wedding day. They were designed by Robinson Pelham. They consist of diamond-shaped stylized oak leaves with a pear-shaped drop and acorn-shaped diamond. This design is inspired by the new coat of arms of the Middleton family that includes acorns and oak leaves.
The bride’s shoes were also set up the team of Alexander McQueen. They are made of ivory satin fabric similar to the dress and lace detail hand embroidered by the Royal School of Sewing.