Anonymous
Post 05/05/2011 19:22     Subject: Does anyone else think that Kate Middleton's wedding dress was a little dull?
Anonymous wrote:Yes, I hated it. Matronly and ugly. Di's dress was spectacular at the time. I can see why Kate didn't want to risk looking dated at some point (and I admit that Di's dress looks dated) but she didn't have to go with plain and ugly either.


I agree but think that Kate's dress looked outdated now and will continue to do so. There was nothing modern or classy about it.
Lace=victorian. Frock bit=medieval. The veil=plain net curtain. Hair=country girl. Make-up=diana after the divorce. Shoes=none of the above.
Combined, did not pull-off as 'classy' but looked a bit thrift shop to me. She shoulda gone glam:Rule No.1 in any mega royal wedding.
Anonymous
Post 05/05/2011 19:05     Subject: Does anyone else think that Kate Middleton's wedding dress was a little dull?
Anonymous wrote:Big mistake by Kate. She should've gone 'Audrey Hepburn' simple yet glamorous (trendy fitted sparkly dress, with an UPDO and a proper chic princess Tiara, Veil and bouquet!! And not the cross between Maid Marion and frumpy Queen Victoria she ended up doing. White lace and Ivory silk together? a bit of a no-go IMO (unless you're in the middle of World War II and have run out of material..).
Understated? More like Underwhelmed...




Well said! I could not agree with you more.
Anonymous
Post 05/05/2011 18:44     Subject: Does anyone else think that Kate Middleton's wedding dress was a little dull?
Big mistake by Kate. She should've gone 'Audrey Hepburn' simple yet glamorous (trendy fitted sparkly dress, with an UPDO and a proper chic princess Tiara, Veil and bouquet!! And not the cross between Maid Marion and frumpy Queen Victoria she ended up doing. White lace and Ivory silk together? a bit of a no-go IMO (unless you're in the middle of World War II and have run out of material..).
Understated? More like Underwhelmed...
Anonymous
Post 05/05/2011 10:08     Subject: Re:Does anyone else think that Kate Middleton's wedding dress was a little dull?
Anonymous wrote:I read that those shoes were custom designed for her so that it would be easier for her to wear super high heels even though she is pregnant.


Still hideous.
Anonymous
Post 05/05/2011 06:45     Subject: Re:Does anyone else think that Kate Middleton's wedding dress was a little dull?

Nice bouquet!
Where are Charles and Camilla?
Anonymous
Post 05/05/2011 06:40     Subject: Does anyone else think that Kate Middleton's wedding dress was a little dull?
Anonymous wrote:Total turkey neck in that picture.


Ageist. The wattles are a natural feature of aging, like wrinkles. Not everyone chooses to have them stretched and tucked--especially the English, who are no where near as stupidly obsessed with physical perfection as we Americans are. They are a happier lot in general, IMO.
Anonymous
Post 05/05/2011 06:39     Subject: Re:Does anyone else think that Kate Middleton's wedding dress was a little dull?
I read that those shoes were custom designed for her so that it would be easier for her to wear super high heels even though she is pregnant.
Anonymous
Post 05/05/2011 06:27     Subject: Does anyone else think that Kate Middleton's wedding dress was a little dull?
Anonymous wrote:Total turkey neck in that picture.


And your turkey neck days are comin' as well, unless you decide to fork out some serious cash before you turn 60!
Anonymous
Post 05/04/2011 23:36     Subject: Does anyone else think that Kate Middleton's wedding dress was a little dull?
Total turkey neck in that picture.
Anonymous
Post 05/04/2011 23:15     Subject: Re:Does anyone else think that Kate Middleton's wedding dress was a little dull?
DC Old Homey Week:


The queen Mum won't let me use the royal toilets at the palace, so I am here to appeal to my homies; my boon coon boons, my crew, my posse:can I stay at your crib while I holla at my College peeps? I owe you a solid for sure. You know you are my main man. *chest bump* "Do your dance prince man. You know we gotta Prince too. He stay in Minnesota. Y'all could hang out."
Anonymous
Post 05/04/2011 19:40     Subject: Does anyone else think that Kate Middleton's wedding dress was a little dull?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:23:50 - the uglier the better, for sure! No one has mentioned one of the Spice girls (which one is married to the soccer player?) and her ugly frock? Why the sideways hats? Why? Why?! Was it her (lack of) facial expression that makes her more and more unattractive? The pig nose? Is she Pig Spice? What about the hair? Its either butch-chopped or slicked back like a grease marm? There is no in between? Truly wretched.


Posh Spice


How about those shoes? WTF? I think they are hideous.
Anonymous
Post 05/04/2011 19:37     Subject: Does anyone else think that Kate Middleton's wedding dress was a little dull?
Anonymous wrote:How about lack of dress? New shot of Pippa:
http://www.people.com/people/package/article/0,,20395222_20486992,00.html


Ruh-roh!
Anonymous
Post 05/04/2011 18:42     Subject: Does anyone else think that Kate Middleton's wedding dress was a little dull?
How about lack of dress? New shot of Pippa:
http://www.people.com/people/package/article/0,,20395222_20486992,00.html
Anonymous
Post 05/04/2011 18:00     Subject: Does anyone else think that Kate Middleton's wedding dress was a little dull?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I think Kate is much prettier than Diana, and more stylish. Maybe it is because I am Kate's age so I never experienced the "page boy haircut is cool" era, but I thought Diana's whole look was pretty awful on her wedding day. Nothing glamorous about it. And Kate is obviously much classier - Diana's interview where she talks about her bulimia and weeps was just terrible. I've always felt bad for her because she was so young and in over her head, but I've never found Diana to be particularly admirable. I assume the near worship of her is because she was relatable.



No, it wasn't that she was relatable. It was her charisma and sense of style for the time which cannot be explained to someone from a later generation. It was her grace and the fact that she tried to do so much good in the world when it really wasn't required of her. There was something special about her. She genuinely cared. You had to be there. And be old enough to get it.


Umm Diana was a princess, pretty sure they are basically required to do charity work. What else was she going to do, become a day trader? And how on earth do you know that Diana genuinely cared? I find the Diana worship just so bizarre - she was born rich, became famous because she had the right breeding and looks for Charles to marry her, and died young in a stupid and pointless way. Yes, she did charity, just like every rich socialite does charity. She may have been a nice person, I didn't know her, but I meet people every day who I find to be more impressive.


Why do you log on to your computer, get onto this site, scroll through dozens of posts, select this thread, compose this tiresome post about how much more evolved you are than everyone else who has a fondness for the royals or a passing interest in the recent wedding? Stop trying to kill the thread with a holier than thou attack. So boring and predictable. What is the point in trying to objectively measure the worth or inner beauty of a human being that you don't even know? Lighten the f*ck up! We're just talkin' here.
Anonymous
Post 05/04/2011 17:39     Subject: Does anyone else think that Kate Middleton's wedding dress was a little dull?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I think Kate is much prettier than Diana, and more stylish. Maybe it is because I am Kate's age so I never experienced the "page boy haircut is cool" era, but I thought Diana's whole look was pretty awful on her wedding day. Nothing glamorous about it. And Kate is obviously much classier - Diana's interview where she talks about her bulimia and weeps was just terrible. I've always felt bad for her because she was so young and in over her head, but I've never found Diana to be particularly admirable. I assume the near worship of her is because she was relatable.



No, it wasn't that she was relatable. It was her charisma and sense of style for the time which cannot be explained to someone from a later generation. It was her grace and the fact that she tried to do so much good in the world when it really wasn't required of her. There was something special about her. She genuinely cared. You had to be there. And be old enough to get it.


Umm Diana was a princess, pretty sure they are basically required to do charity work. What else was she going to do, become a day trader? And how on earth do you know that Diana genuinely cared? I find the Diana worship just so bizarre - she was born rich, became famous because she had the right breeding and looks for Charles to marry her, and died young in a stupid and pointless way. Yes, she did charity, just like every rich socialite does charity. She may have been a nice person, I didn't know her, but I meet people every day who I find to be more impressive.