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Story image for iconic gown from Mirror.co.uk

Twilight star Kristen Stewart as Bella Swan vs Kate Middleton ...

Mirror.co.uk-Nov. 23, 2011
Bella Swan's iconic wedding dress can be yours all yours this week as bridal ... Kate Middleton's gown was given a suitably 'Royal' treatment back in April too.

How Did Kate Middleton Go From "Waity Katie" to Fairytale ...

The Morton Report-Jul. 10, 2011
The iconic British royal wedding gowns of Queen Elizabeth, Princess Margaret, Princess Anne, and Princess Diana did not suit Kate's form and features.
Story image for iconic gown from Mirror.co.uk

As Kate Middleton's dress wows the world, Princess Diana's is ...

Mirror.co.uk-May 7, 2011
Although the dress is certainly the main attraction, the exhibition also features 28 of Diana's most iconic gowns, including the pale-blue sequinned sheath she ...
Story image for iconic gown from SheKnows.com

Kate Middleton vs. Princess Diana: Who wore it better?

SheKnows.com-Apr. 29, 2011
Princess Diana's wedding dress and Kate Middleton's wedding dress will both ... Both dresses are an iconic part of history and have inspired and will inspire ...
Royal wedding reception: Kate Middleton changes into a ...
Blog-Los Angeles Times (blog)-Apr. 30, 2011

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