Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's wedding.
A great hand of applause to Alexander McQueen. *raise hat* The bride and bridesmaid's gowns are made simple...traditionnel with a touch of modern. Just puuurfect!!!
For the bridesmaid's dress, if I can bring a modification, I'll drop the sleeves. Seriously. It would make it even more glamorous. Anyway, it's comprehensive to cover the shoulder in a church, especially when the Queen is around.
The tiara. Bring attention to the tiara...it's made by Cartier in 1936 and given to her from her Majesty, the Queen. *smack* Cherry on the top.
Queen Elizabeth is gracious as always. Her hat always make a perfect match with her dress. What more can I say? You got it all your Highness!!!
Whew!!! What is that? Princesses of York, Eugine and Beatrice, came to the party with such horrible dresses and hats. Maybe you want to pull attention from people, but definitely did it the wrong way. They are fashion...DON'Ts. Want a word from me? I would say...learn from the Queen, LEARN.
See? When you have status and money, it doesn't automatically mean that you know how to spend it.
It's the return of the long sleeves, hooooray!
ReplyDeleteTjrs preferred long sleeves or "something" on the shoulder for wedding dresses, so much classier than looking half-naked like most gowns these day -_-'