Diana and Katie Photographed together!!

The latest issue of US magazine Newsweek has Princess Diana and Kate Middleton on the cover – and the images have been digitally altered to show Diana as she might look if she was alive today.

The cover feature, titled ‘Diana at 50’, is written by British journalist Tina Brown, who is editor-in-chief of the magazine.

In the article the writer imagines that Princess Diana would now be Facebook friends with Camilla Parker-Bowles, would have an ‘it’s complicated’ relationship status and would have 10 million Twitter followers.

The cover image of Diana, which has been digitally aged, shows her still looking slim and toned, with few visible wrinkles.

Despite initially feeling threatened by her new daughter-in-law, Tina Brown says that Diana would be good friends with Kate.

She says: “The rising public adoration of Kate would have afforded Diana some tricky moments. Diana would have had to adjust to a broadening of the limelight. ”

Tina Brown also claims that Diana would be living in New York, after having married two more times. She believes that she would have dumped Dodi Fayed, the boyfriend who died with her in the August 1997 car crash.

She claims that the Princess would still be a fashion icon and would have a good relationship with Prince Charles and Carole Middleton, William’s mother-in-law.

Ms Brown, who also write the book The Diana Chronicles, says: “I believe her best male friend in later years would have been, poignantly, her reviled first husband.

“As the financier Sir James Goldsmith once put it: ‘When you marry your mistress, you create a job vacancy’, and Charles, having married Camilla would suddenly have found the company of his ex strangely comforting.

“Diana, with time, would no longer have found Charles’s causes tiresome.

“Rather, she would have empathised and asked his advice about hers.”

She also believes that Diana would have made peace with Camilla.

Diana’s Dresses Fetch 2 Million at auction!

In the last couple of months we’ve seen some of Kate Middleton’s favourite dresses selling for two or three times the price on eBay.

But yesterday a collection of 14 dresses belonging to her mother-in-law, Princess Diana, were sold at an auction in Canada, fetching a grand total of more than £2 million and proving that she’s still a fashion icon, 14 years after her death.

The dresses were sold by an American, Maureen Rorech Dunkel, who bought them for £420,000 at a Christie’s auction in June 1997, two months before Diana’s death. At the time the princess was selling them to raise money for Aids and cancer charities.

Mss Dunkel, a Florida-based entrepreneur who filed for bankruptcy last year, left the room in tears before the auction began.

The dresses went for more than £2 million in just 25 minutes; a midnight blue gown that she wore to dance with John Travolta in 1985 attracted the highest bids and was sold for £510,000.

A cream silk gown which she wore for a Mario Testino photoshoot sold for almost £160,000 and a burgundy velvet dress and tailcoat that she wore to a film premiere in 1990 was auctioned for £130,000.

Experts had predicted that the dresses would fetch more, but that still sounds like an impressive amount to us.

Maybe we should try to pick up a couple of Kate’s high-street dresses while we’ve got the chance. Who knows what they’ll be worth in 20 years?

Everybody wants to dress like katie…. Tesco to sell copy of dress for only £30!

Before it was everybody wanted to be like Princess Diana and now it seems Katie is taking her place. 

Anything she wears is becoming the most sought after must have and lately its the dress she wore to meet the Obamas. As usual there is someone around to lend a helping hand to make it affordable so we too can enjoy Katie’s amazing fashion taste. 

Yes! it’s true Tesco is launching a copy of the amazing Reiss dress for a fraction of the price. It cost Katie £600 but you can have it for only £30… 

er… don’t get knocked down in the stampede it’s not on sale till June 13. 😛

Princess Beatrice’s silly hat fetches £81,100.01. for charity!

Bidding finished just after 8.30pm on Sunday evening and the controversial headpiece attracted several bids, with an anonymous individual winning the auction.

All proceeds from the hat will go to two charities – Unicef UK and Children in Crisis via the Little Bee Initiative, which was set up by Beatrice specifically for the auction.

Described on the bidding site as being made of ‘delicate rose silk’, since she wore the creation to the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton it has more commonly been described as being similar to a toilet seat.

The bidding suffered a slight glitch on Saturday when the website suffered a ‘technical issue’ and the auction was halted.

Beatrice commented on the site, saying: ‘I’ve been amazed by the amount of attention the hat has attracted.

‘I hope whoever wins the auction has as much fun with the hat as I have.’

What can we say Beatrice, looks like bad fashion does pay off!

Mad Hatter? £75K Bid For Beatrice’s Bonnet

This monstrosity of a hat is currently on auction at Ebay, bids are currently at £75K! unbelievable!! Toilet seats are on sale at BM Bargains for £2.99, incase anyones interested. 😛

Kate and Will in Seychelles for honeymoon.

There has been much speculation as to the whereabouts of the couple, it has been confirmed that the Syechelles was their chosen honeymoon location.

Dubbed one of the most romantic destinations in the world, was tipped as the likely location with many celebrities having succumbed to its charms.

It would have been an ideal location for peace and quiet following the media frenzy and hectic schedule they both had in the lead up to their grand April 29 wedding at Westminster Abbey.

Clarence House confirmed the Royal couple have returned from spending their honeymoon on the private island – one of 115 in the archipelago, northeast of Madagascar. It is believed to have cost £4000-a-night.

In a statement, it said: “The couple thoroughly enjoyed their time together, and they are grateful to the Seychelles Government for their assistance in making the honeymoon such a memorable and special 10 days.”

Princess Beatrice’s silly hat fetches £81,100.01. for charity!

Bidding finished just after 8.30pm on Sunday evening and the controversial headpiece attracted several bids, with an anonymous individual winning the auction.

All proceeds from the hat will go to two charities – Unicef UK and Children in Crisis via the Little Bee Initiative, which was set up by Beatrice specifically for the auction.

Described on the bidding site as being made of ‘delicate rose silk’, since she wore the creation to the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton it has more commonly been described as being similar to a toilet seat.

The bidding suffered a slight glitch on Saturday when the website suffered a ‘technical issue’ and the auction was halted.

Beatrice commented on the site, saying: ‘I’ve been amazed by the amount of attention the hat has attracted.

‘I hope whoever wins the auction has as much fun with the hat as I have.’

What can we say Beatrice, looks like bad fashion does pay off!