Kate Middleton's Custom Made Wedding Dress

British royal wedding with a little more was to see it interesting how engaged those who are interested in the pump, the circumstances and the survival of the monarchy, the ceremony. For those interested in a touch of celebrity spots, there was a list with names of famous guests, dignitaries and perhaps not so famous worldwide. But for many people interested, especially for fashion, but not necessarily in the royal family, thoughts turned to custom wedding dresses. From the mid-20th Century had the choice of dress for royal marriages to an important meeting for those who have an eye on fashion. The designer dress Kate Middleton was a buzz of speculation in the UK, with assistance from the office by day and style pages of newspapers.

No surprises

Ultimately, those who knew anything about the habits of wedding dresses would have guessed. In fact, would all those who knew nothing about them that have called correctly, as the home of the late Alexander McQueen, the team has the dress Kate Middleton has been exposed. After the death of McQueen, Sarah Burton took over the artistic direction of the studio, and it was generally expected that to produce the dress. This is not to stop designers surround themselves in the fog of secrecy. The style of dress, it meant more parties need be involved. Workers at the Royal School of Needlework said that the dress was in production for a TV costume drama, and that money does not matter.


Details utmost importance

Custom clothes for the bride gives a chance to make a statement about themselves and the ceremony. Kate Middleton are closely involved in the process and wanted a mix of tradition and modernity. The general consensus of the fashion world, that's exactly what she did. How many wedding dresses made to measure dress Kate many traditional elements and details are combined. The dress combined symbols representing the components of the United Kingdom, cutting pink lace, thistles, daffodils and shamrocks to England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The main part of the dress was of ivory and white satin, with British textiles. According to tradition, the bride with "Something Blue", a blue band sewn into the dress, while the design of the bodice with craft Carrickmancross meets the requirement of "something old".


Even if the marriage has lasted, did not dress for the noise. It is generally predicted that the dress is to influence the design of wedding dress for years to come. In particular, it is likely to turn away from strapless styles signal.