Catherine or Charlene: Which Wedding Dress Would You Rather See?

Jul 25, 2011 @ 10:40 am
Charlene Wittstock and Kate MiddletonReuters; Palais Princier via Getty

It’s not only wedding season, it’s wedding dress exhibit season! The bridal gowns of two new royals—Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge of the United Kingdom and Charlene Wittstock, Her Serene Highness Princess of Monaco—went on display last week. Catherine’s Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen gown can be seen at Buckingham Palace, while Wittstock’s Armani Prive gown is put on view at the Musee Oceanographique in Monaco. But, we wonder, which dress would you rather see? Cast your vote in the poll below!

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— Sharon Clott

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Looking too good and fantastic!!

-Escape to Haven on July 26th, 2011

Kate’s dress was stiff and matronly. I surely do not want to look like that on my wedding day. She also copied two people, Princess Margaret and the “lace look” of Princess Grace. Her veil fell flat against her head and her hair should have been in an updo. Her dress should have had a drop waist and three quarter sleeves. It was entirely too nun-like. I think she was going for regal, but it missed the mark. On the other hand, Princess Charlene of Monaco looked like a dream coming down the aisle. Her dress was youthful and radiant, her veil had just the right amount of poof and the detailing on her 17 foot train was AMAZING! I am having my seamstress and her assistants copy that dress for my wedding, 90 thousand tiny pearls included! Tre Magnifique. Charlene has brought back the glamour to the royals, something we haven’t seen since the days of Grace and Diana.

-Caroline on March 3rd, 2012

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