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The bridal gown of Catherine Middleton with intricate decorations was created by fashion designer Sara Burton. Photo by BGNES
The bridal gown of Catherine Middleton, which stunned millions across the globe during her wedding with the UK Prince William, might be available to be seen by the public soon.
The news was reported by agencies across the globe, citing a statement of a spokesperson of Charles Clarence House – the residency of the British Prince.
The dress with intricate decorations, created by fashion designer Sara Burton, received accolades for the modern interpretation of a traditional bridal gown, compared to the one of the Princess of Monaco, Grace Kelly, at her 1956 wedding.
The spokesperson says the Duchess of Cambridge, Middleton's new title, is considering displaying the dress so that the public can take a close look, but no further details and the location of the display are available.
Many of the dresses of William's late mother, Princess Diana, have been shown at the Kensington Palace in London.
Designers in many countries are now creating replicas of the famous dress, which are expected to be available in June.
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