Time and again, the gorgeous brides of the Royal Family and their fashion sense have astonished the world. Right from Queen Victoria’s era till the Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle’s subtle yet classic wedding, their attires have cost a fortune. However, although it caught the eyes of the world, some, unfortunately, fell prey to curses and others to some legal fallouts. Princess Diana donned the heavenly wedding ensemble only to witness her marriage fall into shambles right after a few days. Likewise, Kate Middleton, the present Princess of Wales had to get into perilous waters for her attire. 

Middleton’s iconic wedding gown although got plenty of appreciation also had its fair share of controversies. The dress was reportedly designed by the Royal Family’s ancestral bridal designer company, Alexander McQueen. Of course, Kate Middleton’s gown won the battle against Meghan Markle’s splendid Givenchy gown but did it win the lawsuit against England’s fashion designers? 

Bridal attire of Kate Middleton was claimed as copyright infringement 

As reported by The Mirror, an eminent English bridal designer, Christine Kendall had complained against the Royal company. According to her, the designs used for the dress Kate Middleton were allegedly copied from her. The suing fashion house that operates from a small studio in Hertfordshire filed a lawsuit for breaching the copyrights. As the report claims, the stunning figure-hugging long-sleeved lace gown was created by Sarah Burton, the executive director of Alexander McQueen. 

In her response, Burton claimed that she had never seen any of Ms. Kendall’s designs or sketches before. “There are no ifs and buts here, the claim is ridiculous,” said the director. The Princess dress was made of ivory and white satin that gave her a fairy-like look at the wedding. Following this, the same dress had become the center of another row made by Idol Judge Katy Perry. Although she sided with the Princess, she did have something to say about the choices of other brides of the family. 

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