Visions of the dress
- Justina McCaffrey's vision of what Kate Middleton's dress might look like: a sleek, satin bodice and a skirt that starts narrow at the waist and hips, but fans out to become wider, finishing in a substantial bubble hem with intricate handmade details. (Courtesy of Justina McCaffrey)
- The nipped-in waist and illusion neckline of these two dresses from Romona Keveza's Legends collections take elements of Kate Middleton's style and apply it to a Westminster Abbey-worthy gown. (Courtesy of Romona Keveza)
- The ruched waist and illusion neckline of this dress from Romona Keveza's Legends collections takes elements of Kate Middleton's style and applies it to a Westminster Abbey-worthy gown. (Courtesy of Romona Keveza)
- The Florence dress from Ines Di Santo has a ballgown feel that shows off a tiny waist, a look that designer Veronica Di Santo-Abramowicz feels would flatter Kate Middleton. (Courtesy of Ines Di Santo)
- The Napoli dress from Ines Di Santo has a dramatic feel that shows off a tiny waist, a look that designer Veronica Di Santo-Abramowicz feels would flatter Kate Middleton. (Courtesy of Ines Di Santo)
Kate stickhandles
The romantic Cinderella-like marriage of Kate Middleton to Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, swept the world away on a sea of romance and cemented Middleton firmly in her official role as a newly minted Duchess and also in an unofficial role of global trendsetter. See Gallery
Dress like the Duchess
What have Prince William and Duchess Catherine been up to since they said "I do"? See Gallery
The royal couple's first year
The royal couple will mark the first anniversary of their marriage on April 29, 2012. See Gallery
Royal couple supports the British Legion
Duchess Catherine's style has certainly evolved with her social ascent. Check out her past looks and present sophisticated style. See Gallery