Say It Isn't So! Kate Middleton Considering Non-White Wedding Dress?

By Rob Shuter Posted Jan 31st 2011 08:14PM

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With the wedding of the century now just a few months away, everyone is buzzing about what exactly Kate Middelton will be wearing when she unites with Prince William and becomes a real-life princess. Since details about the dress have been a well-guarded secret, the biggest question in Britain is ... what color will it be?

"Even the dress makers didn't know what color Di's dress would be as the fabric was ordered in white and cream," a Royal insider tells me about Princess Diana's wedding in 1981. "I expect the same is happening right now with Kate's dress. White is a very tough color to pull off, so I'm sure both bride and designer are talking about cream and ivory as well."

No matter which color Kate eventually goes with, the fashion community considers this dress to be one of the most important of all time.

Her choice could set trends for style and color of wedding gowns for years to come, just like her soon-to-be late mother-in-law did back in 1981 with her meringue dress.

"Kate certainly takes fashion risks," one insider tells me. "When she attended a friend's wedding a few weeks ago she wore black and no bra. Anyone that is expecting a boring dress for her big day or boring white should think again."

Oh boy, will Kate follow in Valerie Bertinelli's footsteps and wear blue?

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Monday 31 January

By mw

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It's her wedding, let her wear what she wants, but she probably will wear white to please the Queen.

By baobfng

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Oh boy, will Kate follow in Valerie Bertinelli's footsteps and wear blue?
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Tuesday 01 February

By Hilda Martinez

I am with the majority, it is her wedding day, let her
choose whatever she wants and let her have a wonderful day!

Tuesday 22 February

By Opihi

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As long as she doesn't choose anything remotely like the catastrophe Princess Diana chose, she'll be fine. Even thirty years haven't dimmed the horror of that dreadful cream puff dress. Mercifully Diana's fashion sense survived intact and for the rest of her life, she looked beautiful and dressed elegantly and well. Kate has her own great style already.

By Nico Toscani

I'm a big fan of repeating the "no bra" idea.

By Hmmm

And very sheer as in see through! One can alway wish.

By Pamela

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Who cares what she wears except the Queen.

By kb

i love how they say she might not wear white... but CREAM or IVORY!!! GASP!! So scandalous!

so stupid.

By TONY

IS THIS WACKO ROB SHUTER FOR REAL..the world is in crisis, governments are dropping like flies, and this perverted queen has nothing else to do except start rumors about the color of a wedding dress...like he would know what she is wearing ...i am sure she is very concerned about this flames opinion

By JVL

White is NOT a "tough color to pull off" when there are infinite varieties of white. Blue-white, white with hints of pale green, white with yellow highlights, white-white, ecru, eggshell, off-white, winter white...the list of whites wearable at weddings is virtually endless and would suit any facial coloring.

White was traditionally a color for virgin brides. Then it degenerated into a color for first time weddings only. Nowadays dowagers who have outlived or divorced successive husbands wear poufy white dresses and billowy veils. So what does it matter?

At least Waitie-Katie is being honest. After almost a decade of living with William, a white dress and veil such as Diana sported (and she secretly lived in the palace before the wedding with Charles) would be laughable.

Friday 11 February

By B. Taylor

White is a traditional color for FIRST weddings. The status of one's hymen is nobody's business except the couple in question, however, a veil over the face is indicative of that bit of info.

By dee

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People would laugh if she did wear white, she's been living in sin with him for yrs. and Valerie was married before.

By lynn

She tarnishes the role of royalty by being a fornicator as he does.

By bchbunnie4

They are royalty....not saints!! Sheesh

By Hank Abbott

I wouldn't if I were her. White is for virgins. Wills has been rogering her for years.

By Ballsack

Look at the photo with this article. Is Kate's neck already crinkley and flabby? Is William marrying his mother? Also, she looks quite puffy. Is she an alcoholic? Diana was a drinker and look where it got her.

By toffeenutte

What a horrible and nasty thing to say!

Stupid twit ..... if you look carefully at the photo, you'll see that those "wrinkles" are just the shadows made by strands of hair blowing across her upper chest. A canny portrait photographer would catch this through his viewfinder in a second and shift angles. But this isn't a portrait situation. And that horizontal line ... isn't a "wrinkle", it is a natural fold seen in many people, even babies. East Indian statues of gods and goddesses often show this horizontal crease as a mark of beauty.

By yorktown1979

He's been living with her and serving her the "Royal Sausage" er "Royal Bangers" for breakfast for the last 2 years. What would be the point of wearing white. Remember how Princess Diana had to be seen by the Royal physician to verify that she was a virgin? Obviously it's a little too late with Kate!

Saturday 26 March

By speech

hahahaha,thats funny - maybe Kate can wear white; but add in red polkadots to signify loss of virginity

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