Monday, December 9, 2019

Story image for iconic gown from CBS News

Grace Kelly seen as inspiration for Kate Middleton's gown

CBS News-Apr. 29, 2011
(CBS) Before her wedding to Prince William, Kate Middleton was said to have admired the wedding gown worn by film actress Grace Kelly when she married ...
Story image for iconic gown from hellomagazine.com

Royal wedding: Magnificent in McQueen, Kate is a true ...

hellomagazine.com-Apr. 29, 2011
Months of effort went into ensuring that details of this gown remained a mystery to groom - and rest of the world -before Kate Middleton walked the Abbey's aisle.
Story image for iconic gown from New York Daily News

Lauren Bush's custom-made wedding dress revealed in ...

New York Daily News-Nov. 18, 2011
The search to find the perfect wedding dress gets a whole lot easier when ... Two iconic American dynasties converge as Lauren Bush and David Lauren tie the ...
Story image for iconic gown from Mirror.co.uk

Celebrity dresses that shocked the world

Mirror.co.uk-Dec. 29, 2011
The Union Jack dress stood for an iconic pop moment in the 1990s. Geri wore it to sing with the Spice Girls at the 1997 Brit Awards and it became synonymous ...

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