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Hear ye, hear ye! Kensington Palace hath blessed thee with the most crucial royal wedding detail of all. Until now, all we had was a date and a location for The Blessed Day. (And, of course, a growing list of gossip and rumours: Meghan Markle’s wedding dress designer, a groundbreaking wedding speech and obscure family wedding gifts.) […]

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2018 is just kicking off, and already the celeb-o-sphere is buzzing with news of sparkly rings and popped questions. Congrats to the happy couples! We hope to see you walking down the aisle soon–preferably with an A-List audience, a designer wedding gown, and lots of paparazzi nearby to capture the magic. Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank […]

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Amanda Dishaw is a Vancouver-based mom and the mastermind behind Meghan’s Mirror, a style blog chronicling the every sartorial move of Meghan Markle’s. You liked the simple white button-down Markle wore to the Invictus games? Dishaw can tell you exactly where it’s from, how much it costs, and where you can still buy it – […]

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It was the society event of the season (and let’s be honest, of our year!). Pippa Middleton and James Matthews’ wedding was straight out of a fairytale. Next to sister Kate’s royal affair, it rates as one of our all time faves with gorgeous details galore. Let’s break down five fashionable details from Pippa’s we […]

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We’re only days away from the biggest wedding event of the year. The flowers, the famous faces, the dress! When Kate Middleton’s sis Pippa marries sweetheart James Matthew this Saturday, the world will no doubt be watching. Since she’s not technically a royal, Pippa has far fewer fashion rules to follow. Will she shadow the […]

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Long before Kate Middleton walked down the aisle at Westminster Abbey, wearing a fairytale-worthy custom wedding gown by Alexander McQueen’s Sarah Burton, to marry Prince William, she starred in another wedding. In footage of her Uncle Gary Goldsmith’s 1991 nuptials (to Miranda Foote) obtained by the Daily Mail , nine-year-old Kate and seven-year-old Pippa smiled […]

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We’d always assumed Kate Middleton was a natural in front of cameras, but now we have proof: Sam Hussein, a royal photographer who has been with the royal family since 2006, recently told Vogue UK one thing (among many) that the brunette beauty has going for her is her natural smile.

“She’s always smiling and it’s a very natural smile, which doesn’t seem forced like you get with a lot of high-profile figures,” Hussein told Vogue UK. “[…] She’s pretty, very natural and is always so well-presented. I have taken thousands of photos of her from all angles and I can say that she hardly ever looks bad or miserable in photos. She has a great smile and that’s what the public associate with her.”

Pippa Middleton’s debut as maid of honour to big sister Kate may have scored her legions of fans across the world (and a Facebook page entirely devoted to her rear view), but one particularly vocal person is not one of them. If a recent The Sun article is to be believed, Karl Lagerfeld thinks Pippa is a butterface—in other words, he thinks she should keep her face under wraps and stick to only showing her rear.

The very thought of debating whether or not Kate Middleton’s wedding dress was important seems ridiculous, but that’s exactly what happened when Wikipedia published an article entitled “Wedding Dress of Kate Middleton” the day of the royal wedding. It was immediately flagged for deletion, and Wikipedia contributors soon got in an uproar on the article’s “talk” page. They called the article trivial and irrelevant, one even going so far as to say:

“The sheer presence of this article is one of the lowest points ever reached by Wikipedia! What amazes me is that there’s acculturatede [sic] people (since the article was well written) who has such interests, and free time to lose to devoted themselves for such totally irrelevant arguments.”

It’s not often that we hear Sarah Burton, famed successor of Alexander McQueen, comment on… well… anything really—especially not about the iconic ivory wedding gown she designed for Kate Middleton. Burton recently opened up to Sarah Jessica Parker for Interview Magazine about the dress and what she got in return: “It was a precious, magical […]

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Since its worldwide debut at the most famous wedding of the year, Kate Middleton’s Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen gown has won over fashion critics and royal watchers alike. The dress continues to impress, with a record-breaking number of fans flocking to Buckingham Palace to see it IRL.

Since opening on July 23, “The Royal Wedding Collection” has had 354, 000 visitors so far, and with just a month left until the exhibit closes, the expected revenue from the $27 tickets will be $13 million.

So, where’s all the cash going? Part of the revenue is going to William and Kate’s wedding charity fund—oh, and to spruce up the Royal Family’s digs, including their palaces and extensive art collections.

Word: Weddingitis

Meaning: According to the inestimable Urban Dictionary, it’s an “ailment from attending too many weddings or the byproduct of having too many friends become engaged when you are still single. Side effects include outbursts of “AWWWWWW!!” and deep sighs. Lately, this -itis has become a far greater threat: studies show you can catch it even from people you don’t know, and a rash of celebrity weddings, spreading virally, has everyone in danger.