Get Kate Middleton’s Wedding Style
Kate Middleton's two wedding day looks
It’s no secret that all eyes have been on on the royal wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton this past Friday. Even if you have avoided watching the chaos, pictures of Kate Middleton’s Wedding Style are hard to miss. Most women and fashion critics have been boasting positive reviews of both wedding gowns that were custom designed for the new Duchess of Whales by Sarah Burton of Alexander Mcqueen.
If you want to get Kate’s iconic bridal style (which I believe channels Grace Kelly), there are some similar designer gowns on the market that you might want to check out.
KATE’S FIRST WEDDING DRESS (CEREMONY):
After recently seeing Romona Keveza’s Spring 2012 collection, I immediately thought the royal inspired line would be the closest to what Kate would wear on her big day. The first and third pictures above, from that collection, got pretty close to the real deal.
The middle dress, from the Spring 2012 Wtoo collection from Watters and Watters, has a similar neckline and top lace portion. The bottom, however, carries out the lace (unlike Kate’s) and takes a more figure forming “fit and flare” shape.
The first gown pictured is a Lazaro designer favorite (from Jim Hjelm Couture). The embellished belt accentuates a smaller waist and has a skirt volume that’s similar to Kate’s circular shaped skirt and the dress also has the sweetheart neckline. However, it’ does have some more ruching details and adds pockets.
The middle gown is another Wtoo gown by Watters. In this dress, there is much less ruching but still a bit more than Kate’s Sarah Burton gown. It does have the waistline embellishment but it certainly has a less eye catching bling factor. I don’t know how pricey Kate’s waist sparklers were but I’m assuming they cost a pretty penny.
Finally, another Romona Keveza collection gown. Adding a sweetheart neckline should be a cinch for any tailor, giving this dress a bodice like Kate’s. The clean lines, satin fabric and embellishment have a similar polished, chic look although the skirt is replaced by a dropped waist and mermaid shape.
All of these dresses showed up on the scene before Kate’s wedding. Soon Kate Middleton gown replicas will be everywhere!
