Designer Sarah Burton reveals the secret of Princess Kate's wedding dress

With the exhibition of Princess Kate's wedding dress in Buckingham Palace, designer Sarah Burton revealed in a documentary the little-known secrets of the wedding dress of the Duchess of Cambridge.

　　 With the exhibition of Princess Kate's wedding dress at Buckingham Palace, designer Sarah Burton revealed in a documentary the little-known secrets of the wedding dress of the Duchess of Cambridge.

Sarah Burton, the creative director of Alexander McQueen, described Princess Kate’s gown as "a truly great project": an unobtrusive Basil pannier and load-bearing ponytail lining, ensuring that she is a duchess The wedding dress "will not deform" when walking along with Westminster Abbey.

She said that the duchess insisted on often trying on the wedding dresses during the production process, and Princess Kate also insisted on using silk veils without the slightest modification to give the wedding dress a "romantic feeling".

The bridal gown, together with the duchess' shoes, earrings, wedding cake and a replica wedding bouquet, will be displayed in the lobby of Buckingham Palace. The exhibition will be open to the public in the next 10 weeks. Because the wedding gown is placed on a high platform in the middle of the banquet hall, there is no glass partition to protect it, so the degree of security has been improved. However, visitors can appreciate the intricate and exquisite embroidery craftsmanship at a distance of only 8 feet. The lace was sent to the Royal Embroidery School at Hampton Court Surrey, where it was sewn onto satin fabric. Ms Burton explained how each lace and clover decoration was cut before this process, and how it was attached to a paper model garment to help complete the finalized design after comparison.

"After all, the dress is used in the sacred Westminster Abbey, so it must have a decent and solemn style. Although we want to achieve some incredible beauty and complex effects, we can only decorate with trivial details. It's achieved," she said. "The Duchess doesn't want her wedding dress to be deformed when she walks through the church corridor. To realize this wish, Princess Kate knows exactly what a difficult project this is. So we balance the whole dress with a ponytail lining. The bottom part, especially the middle part (of the skirt), so that when we lift the wedding dress, the wedding dress will still immediately return to its original appearance."

Visitors want to know the cost of this wedding dress and Princess Kate's body size (such as her slim waist) is futile because both are confidential information. But one important statistic has been guessed: she wears five and a half shoes. Caroline, the curator of this exhibition, also revealed that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have retained the top layer of the wedding cake, which is traditionally when the first child was born. It is sometimes used as a christening cake.

More than half a million people will watch this dress during the summer opening hours, adding a new landscape to this annual event (the British royal wedding).

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