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The lace! Those pleats! Oh and that train! Everyone is buzzing about the dress that Kate Middleton wore as she was crowned Duchess of Cambridge, and the ever-critical fashion industry is no exception. NewsFeed chats with designers to determine once and for all: Was it a hit or a miss?
At long last, the newly crowned Duchess of Cambridge was revealed to the world today, stunning in a simple, yet elegant Alexander McQueen gown. But was her walk down the aisle a hit or a miss? TIME talks to seven fashion designers to see how they rate Kate's royal gown.
"Royal simplicity is truly the new style. Kate’s natural hair style and make up complete the modern style. It’s the new royal look that every bride will be wearing now."
"There is something so simple, but extremely elegant about the way she looks. A modern classic. Staying on the understated side, she has played it beautifully by choosing a dress that doesn't overwhelm her perfect figure. She looks stunning, happy and radiant — the way every bride should look and feel on their wedding day."
"Kate, Duchess of Cambridge looked impeccable. The dress fit her flawlessly and embodied her timeless style. The sweetheart neckline and lace overlay were whimsical yet sophisticated paralleling her transition from a young girl to a princess."
"I thought her choice was perfect, so understated and elegant. I am thrilled it was McQueen. It was perfect!"
"The dress is not a 'wow' but very pretty, and it will certainly stand the test of time. Congrats to Sarah Burton!"
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