When Kate
Middleton flashed one of her perfect legs in a high-slit dress for the
first time since she became the Duchess of Cambridge, the world let out a loud
gasp. She had managed to give even the original diva – the
gorgeous Angelina Jolie a run for her money in that flowing
dress, all thanks to one virtuoso creator called Roland Mouret.
Wills and Kate arrive for a dinner hosted
by The Thirty Club at Claridges. Duchess
seen in high-slit Roland Mouret dress.
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Speaking about the full-length
cream evening gown which Duchess Kate wore for the classy event at Claridges in
Mayfair, London
in May 2012; the French designer says: 'I think it was quite fantastic that
there was a split up the front.”
According to Mouret, ‘that
picture of a women’ when one gets to see only a tantalizing glimpse of her leg,
which is precisely what people want to see. ‘It is that notion of privacy,’
avers Mouret.
Mouret also believes it should be
something meant only for a husband’s eyes, however, a woman just shows a wee
bit for others. ‘I think that is one of the more amazing moments of life. You
feel happy when you see that. It was not too much. It was with a lot of
respect. Yes, I think I did… quite well,' self-pats Mouret a pleased designer.
Well, seeing the tremendous
response the dress received, Monsieur Mouret, indeed managed to do it. Speaking
to Kate Finnigan in the latest issue of Stella, Mouret discloses that he visualized the dress with Kate in mind and goes on to gush: 'She's a fantastic person to work
with. She's a woman of her time.'
Eulogizing Duchess Kate, Mouret
says. 'She's very aware of her position and she's a really nice person. She's
human. It's really nice to work with someone in her position. It's… historic,
yes.' Well, looks like another designer has fallen flat for the famed Duchess
charisma.
Royal fans would love the very
idea of this dashing Frenchman sketching his stylish creations while
fashionista Catherine with her eye for detail and elegance will ensure that the
slit does not go too high. A magical combo there!!!
In addition to being an expert on
female shapely wardrobes, the handsome Frenchman also happens to be a kind of
red carpet coach, training his A-list ladies on how to perfect the art. He
says: 'It's a one-to-one relationship with a woman where you help them to
communicate something about themselves'
Further he adds: 'As a man I try
to put them less in danger because a bad picture sell more than a good picture.
But I don't put them in… armour. It is still them. You give power to the person
by saying, "You are a powerful person; the dress is just going to be
there, but you are so powerful."'
Royal watchers will for sure
endorse that the Duchess of Cambridge, in the RM gown at the Claridges classy
event must have felt nothing less than queenly.
Ever since Mouret’s spring
collection 2006 was launched with the ‘Galaxy’ dresses, the 51-year-old
Frenchman has become famous as a women’s designer, someone whom they can trust
implicitly.
His high-profile clients’ right
from Scarlett Johansson to Duchess Catherine, who regularly
have to attend public events and want their body to do the talking tastefully
and classily; have all realized that they would be better off putting
themselves in this man's adept hands.
Source: Grazia Daily
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