WE HAVE ROYAL WEDDING NEWS.
It’s been heavily suspected that Australian design duo Ralph & Russo have been tapped by none other than Princess of the people, Meghan Markle.
While we know that she’s already been busy with secret fittings and has chosen a designer, according to a secret source from Daily Mail it could very well be couture couple Tamara Ralph and Michael Russo.
“Meghan has chosen Ralph & Russo,” the source claims.
Our patriotic senses are tingling.
Based in London’s Mayfair salon, Ralph & Russo were the first British fashion house to be invited to the Paris fashion couture week shows in over a century and are known for their extravagant and dare we say it… sexy designs.
In comparison to sister-in-law, Kate Middleton’s wedding dress, which was designed by Sarah Burton of British luxury brand Alexander McQueen, the gowns produced by the London-based duo are much more elaborate and ornate.
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While Meghan probably won’t be walking down the aisle in a sheer, beaded naked dress a la Alessandra Ambosio, or with a gown flocked in feathered goodness like Rita Ora at the BRIT Awards, maybe this is a sign that the princess-to-be is opting for something a bit less ‘conventional’.
Here’s what we’re thinking the dress could be like…
A little bit ritzy…
A little bit flouncy...
A little bit draped...
A little bit different...
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Top Comments
As she has reportedly been married twice before (the first marriage annulled) and is having the current ceremony in a High Anglican ceremony, I think the dress will be non white, non strapless and a fairly high neckline. She really is a bit old and experienced to play the role of blushing ingenue.
Where is there any evidence that she had been married twice? The only sources I can find on it are nutter daily mail comments... You may not like her, but there's no need to keep spouting total lies as some kind of justification.
'Reportedly' not necessarily factual, but not necessarily a lie either. When Camilla and Princess Anne remarried, neither were dressed as brides, so I would have assumed Markle would follow their example, but somehow doubt it. She spruiks herself as modern feminist, yet she has chucked her job in, the guy she was in a relationship with when she met Harry, her dogs, her family. What is there to particularly like?