#ZARA RED BUTTON DOWN DRESS TV#

But when William suggested a meeting, the response was heartbreakingīrooklyn Beckham and wife Nicola Peltz coordinate with matching black suits for Givenchy's PFW show

#ZARA RED BUTTON DOWN DRESS TV#

Why Harry snubbed William's offer of secret summit: In a bombshell TV interview, Harry said he and his brother were on 'different paths'. Mother-of-the-bride Princess Anne performed impeccably from a style point of view, wearing a swishy coral pleated skirt with a vintage-inspired cropped jacket (knowing thrifty Anne, it could well really be vintage), its floral print adding the right amount of levity to the neat tailoring.Īs ever, her hair was styled in the usual immaculate bouffant, topped off with a fascinator that matched the coral skirt. The three young bridesmaids wore white - echoing the bridesmaids at the wedding of Catherine and WIlliam - and the full-skirted dresses cinched with pale china blue ribbon featured columns of covered buttons running down the back, reminiscent of the detailing on the back of Pippa Middleton's now iconic bridesmaid dress. Stewart Parvin was also behind the Queen's dress. The designer, who christens his dresses with such romantic names as Easy To Love and I've Got a Crush On You, seemed to have hit the mark today, as Zara appeared relaxed and happy - surely the goal of any bride on her big day. Zara is said to have chosen the Stewart Parvin gown from wedding boutique White Room in Minchinhampton. Her white bouquet of elegant calla lilies was designed by London florist Paul Thomas In her feet were the number one choice of shoe for so many brides: ivory Jimmy Choos. She wore her hair as she usually does for formal events - in a classic French twist - which she had created by Evangelos Tsiapkinis from the Mayfair salon MichaelJohn. Zara's hair and make up beneath that statement veil were simple and natural.Ī girl after her mother's heart, Zara is a creature of habit when it comes to her hair, and today was no exception. In addition to his royal appointment, Mr Parvin presents two fashion colelctions a year, one bridal collection, and runs a bridal couturier, offering a personal design service from £7,000.

Zara's mother Princess Anne is also a fan of his neat tailoring. The Queen wore a white Stewart Parvin dress when she received the Obamas at Buckingham Palace earlier this year and often wears his designs to race meets. Over the past 11 years has created many outfits for the monarch for important state visits, race meets and formal events. Trained at the Edinburgh College of Art, Stewart Parvin has designed for the Queen since 2000 and was awarded Royal appointment in 2007. And now the youngest of Her Majesty's designers has added another royal to his client list, as it was announced today he was the man behind Zara Phillips' wedding dress. He's the Queen's couturier and a trusted member of the royal staff.

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