So I consider myself to NOT be a star struck person. I won’t chase after you, or interrupt your dinner to ask for an autograph or accost you and take your photo; you’re human just like the rest of us and want your privacy.
I live in Southern California, the metropolis for celebrities and so maybe I am just used to it. Part of it though is I really don’t care. Not to be harsh but if I love you, I will be loyal by buying your records, watching your shows or movies and potentially even praising you on my blog or amongst my friends.
I think in general our generation, (yes us 20-30 year olds), spend too much time idolizing the few who become famous. What is fame really? I wonder what those who have lived it would say?Maybe we learned to cope with the state of the world through the escapism of Perez Hilton and US WEEKLY to name a few. (I am guilty as well) It deters us from the focus and scary reality of our economy, our planet’s health and the war and potential for more on the horizon.Yet, with the news that Kate Middleton & Prince William are engaged and getting ready to marry, it seems as though my newfound restraint against needing to know everything in the celebrity world, has gone out the window. I can’t seem to get enough of this story and feel profoundly happy for them.I don’t know her and never will but she has a good energy about her. She is naturally beautiful and comes from a great family and is in all intents and purposes; normal. I love it. It is about time something modern happened to the monarchy.
Unlike the royal weddings of the past, this one has the chance to be less pomp and circumstance and more just two people in love wanting to simply get married. One has to wonder if Princess Diana didn’t have a hand in this, as it seems like the perfect ending she would have scripted and wanted for her William.So now on to the fashion side of things. As every girl who gets married knows, the dress is one of the key elements. Once you find “the one” everything else to seems to fall in place.
Every designer in the world is now clamoring for the chance to dress Kate on her wedding day. Women’s Wear Daily asked a group of designers to submit sketches to them of their “royal wedding dress” visions for Kate. (Scroll through the choices below.) Regardless of what direction she goes in, it will be a hard decision for her and one that will be scrutinized for years to come. Ultimately it is her day and she needs to wear what makes her feel beautiful and comfortable.
What a spectacle this will be for the world to watch!!
Luella says…Here Comes the Princess Bride.
Alberta Ferretti
Gucci
J. Mendel
Lela Rose
Rachel Roy
J. Crew
Prabal Gurung
Kimberly Ovitz
ValentinoTommy Hillfiger
Chris Benz
Reem Acra
Rebecca Taylor
Nina Ricci
Nicole Miller
Nanette Lepore
Yigal Azrouel
Monique Lhuillier
Missoni
Lyn Devon
Karl Lagerfeld
Jason Wu
Elizabeth Emanuel
Doori
Chado Ralph Rucci
Badgley Mischka
Christian Lacroix
Vera Wang
Which dress would you choose for her to wear? Or if you are artistically inclined, sketch one of your own.
Remember what I always say, think big, live big.
Related Articles
- Prince William and Kate Middleton engagement: Royal Family faces paying for wedding (mirror.co.uk)
- Is Kate Middleton The Next Diana? (socyberty.com)
- Royal wedding: Kate Middleton’s dress will be designed by Bruce Oldfield, claims Ben de Lisi (telegraph.co.uk)
- Designers Fight to Dress Kate (foxnews.com)