Well the wedding of the year is nearly over but the discussion of who was wearing what is still an ongoing debate. Who was wearing who? Was the main question on everyone's lips as twitter went crazy with top designer names from Vivienne Westwood through to Victoria Beckham were being tweeted around.
Below are my picks of my favourite wedding day styles:
Samantha Cameron, above, wearing Burberry turquoise fitted dress and Erdem bejewelled necklace. I love the colour blocking and the orange scarf adds an interesting dimension to her styling.
The Queen herself, above, making a bold fashion statment all on her own in canary yellow. The colour blocking trend was rife within the guests in the congregation and the Queen was amongst those embracing the colour!
Next up is Camilla, above, dressed beautifully in Anna Valentine. I especially love the vintage inspired detailing that sits flatteringly on her hips giving the dress an ethereal feel - perfect for the setting and nchanted essence of the wedding itself.
Beatrice, above, wearing Vivienne Westwood. Not overly keen on the dress itself as the cut off between the top pattern and the skirt are not very flattering. However, I am loving the Gaga-esque head pieces!
Tara Palmer Tomkinson drew even more attention to her collapsed nose - it's as though the point of the head piece is pointing toward her flaw! I think the electric blue is a gorgeous colour so if it wasn't for her nose, TPT would be gaining all the right kind of attention..!
The much anticipated outfit of Mrs Victoria Beckham was as fabulous as we all expected it to be. Looking radiant as ever (pregnancy certainly agrees with VB) she shone in her own design of look two from her Autumn Winter collection in navy. A sleek pony tail is ahead of trend for Autumn and her smokey eye make-up gives her outfit an added gothic edge. The sensational Philip Treacy hat is the best part of the outfit!
Lastly, we have the utterly beautiful (and again) much anticipated wedding gown of the newly Princess Kate. Stunning lace sleeves and billowing trail make for a sophisticated yet Princess like gown. Rumours were rife on Twitter from yesterday afternoon that Sarah Burton from Alexander McQueen was the designer behind THAT dress after being spotted sneaking into Kate's hotel last night.
A true historic fashion moment and brilliant opportunity to promote and support British fashion and designers. Sarah Burton says of her experience " the experience of a life time to work with Catherine to create her wedding dress and I have enjoyed every moment of it..."
And so have we...
Photographs sourced from:
www.mirror.co.uk
www.abcnews.com
www.popsugar.com
www.nowpublic.com
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