Gentle readers will doubtless know that the internet has been sprouting all sorts of speculation about whether Kate Middleton will wear a tiara or--gasp!-- flowers in her hair on her wedding day.
These flowers, should they be worn, will probably not be a nostalgic nod to the daisy wreathes worn by Flower Children, but may be spun sugar confections, a la cake couture. Hmmm.
There are, of course, other kinds of flowers and ways to wear them in one's hair. Maybe one of these will be the winning design:
Kate's sister-in-law-to-be wore flowers in her hair for her second wedding. I do not think that there is the slightest chance that Kate will hoe this row.
And the Pre-Raphaelite look is too Pre. Kate is definitely Post.
Frida'a flowers always looked beautiful. But they are too associated with her iconography for a royal bride.
Chanel's paper flower headdresses are showstoppers, though this one is a tad too Verushka:
Another view: beautiful, but awkward for the balcony kiss.
Do gentle readers have a preference? Tiara or flowers?
3 comments:
I'm betting on a tiara, or something along those lines.
Tiara all the way...after all it is a royal wedding not a hippy love celebration in a field!
I so love these Brits ;-) You can instantly tell from the photo whether it's the first or second wedding.
On that note, I loved Camilla's wedding outfit. So I'm gonna throw in another suggestion: a hat or a fascinator of sorts?
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