Royal Wedding: Kate Middleton new Style icon

Kate Middleton who is Prince William will marry today in Westminster Abbey was to establish trends in fashion, just as Princess Diana, the mother of Prince William did. Her wedding dress was a subject of heated speculation, up to four designers, they are associated with it so far.
When she came out with William, Middleton was spotted at the wedding of Hugh van Cutsem in 2005, fascinators, which has since become its advocates headpiece, and set a fashion trend among the followers ever since. Choosing Middleton clothing after announcing her engagement to Prince William was keenly watched, but one hand initiated the revival of fascinators.
Sapphire Issa London dress that she wore on an official announcement of her engagement sold out within 24 hours. Everyday clothing worn Middleton for informal photographs part prompted stores Reiss and Whistles re stock blouses and dresses seen on the photographs, and a blouse Whistles, for example, from their 2008 collection. They're obviously delighted with the "Kate effect" on their retail sales, which were a result of slavish followers of fashion Middleton.
She was also spotted wearing knee high boots at the country sports events for a while now, such as Blenheim Palace Game Fair in 2005 or Cheltenham Racecourse recently. Choosing Middleton knee boots, reportedly saw 600 percent growth in sales of these. It is expected that Middleton "branding power" will cost more than the cost of the 2012 Olympics in London as home, but assured that she projects an attractive image for the Royal observers around the world.
Her sense of style is likely to attract more tourists to the United Kingdom than just the Olympics, which is a four mega-branding event in the world. At the last event was attended by her and Prince William before the wedding, at the Darwen Aldridge Community Academy in Lancashire, Middleton has shown understanding of the requirements of her role as the future King and dressed accordingly in a navy coat Amanda Wakeley, who was welcomed by fashion critics as an elegant and "safe" choice.
Her hair was half and half down, and her outfit was carefully coordinated to achieve this prince, who also wore a costume of the Navy. Recently she was photographed at St Andrews University in beautiful Louisa Spagnoli skirt-suit, who looked gorgeous, and flattered her.
Middleton clearly carving out its own territory in the chic stakes. She refuses to be a slave to fashion and trends, and do not shy away from the stick to the tested elements in her wardrobe.
Skirt suit she wore in St. Andrews was accessorised with a thin leather belt, which made it very chic, and this suit was not purchased for the occasion. She is not trying to be first with the latest trends, how many celebrities in the world of fashion, as expected, and usually do.
Middleton is showing signs of becoming a trendsetter in fashion, and, obviously, after the death of Princess Diana, the fashion world is looking for an icon like her in the spotlight. Middleton to be chosen for this, or be at the center of world fashion, remains to be seen.