Kate Middleton Wedding the dress Designer By Sophie Cranston

Looks like Yvonne Yorke was wrong - Sophie Cranston did not design wedding the dress for Kate Middleton. The speculation finally ended when Kate Middleton came out of the vintage Rolls Royce with Sarah Burton Alexander McQueen, wearing a royal cut ivory wedding the dress for a queen. Read Kate Middleton designer wedding the dress - Sarah Burton Alexander McQueen.

Rumor has it that the the dress Kate Middleton awaited marriage may look like the beautiful the dress above. According to sources within the Huffington Post contributor Yvonne Yorke, an emerging designer Sophie Cranston called the label Libelula won the bid to design the wedding the dress and the royal. Although it maintains the possibility that there will be more than a wedding the dress made just in case it is very likely that a wedding the dress worn by Sophie Cranston will be the princess-to-be, as it does greeting to Westminster Abbey. and the if the royal wedding cost computer graphics is correct, this the dress cost $ 41,000 to make.

For those unfamiliar with the designer Sophie Cranston is a prot�g� of Alexander McQueen, who took her in after winning the Designer of the Year in 1999 at the London Graduatethe fashions Week. Alice Temperley, she co-created the label Temperly London in 2000, but left a short time a few years later to pursue his passion for flamenco in Andalusia in Spain. There, she became inspired to create his own label Libelula, which is the Spanish word for "dragonfly". Libelula was established in 2002 and the is best known for the figure flattering dresses in vibrant prints and the feminine details. They has a small wedding online as well.

Since its launch, Libelula caught the interest of loyal customers and the avant-garde such as Emma Watson. The media first heard of Kate Middleton connection Cranston when she wore a vintage-inspired Libelula black velvet coat designed for a friend's wedding some time ago. The mantle layer is called the Dulwich and the is named after the studio of Cranston South London. Yorke reveals that she knew who design wedding the dress Kate four months ago, but kept quiet according to the wishes of the palace and the gives a subtle clue in a Huffington Post column - the designer is young, British, and the relatively unknown.

Why Palais through so much trouble keeping designer Kate Middleton wedding dress a big secret anyway? As it turns out, the secret is for the protection and the confidentiality of the designer, who needs to work on the the dress without the media to pursue him and the watching his every move. Sophie Cranston probably feels the strain and the pressure to create an unforgettable the dress will be immortalized in history and the seen by billions around the world, the last thing it needs is additional distractions and the pressure. The developer is refusing the creation of wedding the dress in an interview with Kate, but there are plans for designers to deny being involved in the creation of the dress, if it's true or not.