Once again, proof that real princesses don't wear strapless!
(It always irked me whenever a bride goes on "Say Yes to the Dress" saying she wants to look like a "princess," then only looks at blinged-out strapless.)
In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/local-wedding-boards_new-jersey_swedish-royal-wedding?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Local%20Wedding%20BoardsForum:90Discussion:9fa1f557-7c9e-489c-b360-8cc496d8e0aePost:f21f1d4d-0590-423f-9852-302d1c4b6994">Re: Swedish royal wedding</a>: [QUOTE]Once again, proof that real princesses don't wear strapless! (It always irked me whenever a bride goes on "Say Yes to the Dress" saying she wants to look like a "princess," then only looks at blinged-out strapless.) Posted by 37 Butter Knives[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I imagine a lot of the real princesses are under religious pressure and modesty expectations and can't wear strapless.
I was reading that Tricia Nixon raised a lot of eyebrows when she wore a sleeveless (not even strapless) wedding dress in the 70s.
Yeah, I agree that Victoria probably had to be a bit more covered than the average bride. But she could easily have gone for heaps of bling on her gown (or whatever over-the-top frills are the fashion these days). Instead, she went for sleek - well played, as she was wearing that ornate crown.
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(It always irked me whenever a bride goes on "Say Yes to the Dress" saying she wants to look like a "princess," then only looks at blinged-out strapless.)
[QUOTE]Once again, proof that real princesses don't wear strapless! (It always irked me whenever a bride goes on "Say Yes to the Dress" saying she wants to look like a "princess," then only looks at blinged-out strapless.)
Posted by 37 Butter Knives[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I imagine a lot of the real princesses are under religious pressure and modesty expectations and can't wear strapless.
I was reading that Tricia Nixon raised a lot of eyebrows when she wore a sleeveless (not even strapless) wedding dress in the 70s.