George and Amal Clooney at the Royal Wedding

Meghan and Harry's evening wear

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Some comments online about George's lack of morning suit...... 

Don't bite my head off, but Amal's hair doesn't look as good as usual (to me). I'm thinking her hairdresser was too busy with Meghan's hair to get to Amal, so she had to do it herself and it didn't quite work.

You know, Lizzy, I actually like her hair a lot. I was just thinking this while I was looking at a picture. But, of course, we all have different taste.

Doug Ross - I'm not saying I don't like her hairstyle. It's just that (to me) her hair looks dry and a little stringy - kind of messy. It usually looks much sleeker and shinier. Maybe she was just having a bad hair day, like the rest of us do from time to time.

On the fact that it usually looks shinier I agree.

Meghan didn't use Miguel Perez for her hair, she used Serge Normant. I guess Amal just had
a bad hair day like us all at times.

I don't think my heart could take George Clooney in a morning suit.

He wore one at the first Met with Amal, right?

Actually, at the first met gala he wore white tie and tails.

A morning suit was what most of the guests wore today, so not really the white tie and tales of a grand evening, but alternatively male guests could also wear lounge suits which was what George went for.

I was wondering who was sitting next to them:

[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]George Clooney, Amal Clooney, Silver Tree and Abraham Levy take their seats in St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle for the wedding of Prince Harry to Meghan Markle in Windsor.

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Mr Abraham Levy - Friend of the couple

Mrs Silver Tree - Producer and director, known for her work on the US series Suits alongside Meghan.

The hymn 'Guide me O Thy Great Redeemer', in the wedding service yesterday, was also played at Princess Diana's funeral, and understandably Harry looked upset. And then I remembered how George had slammed the press - by calling a press conference I think - about how Princess Diana had been treated by the press...

The Royal Family have thanked everybody today for their support

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They had the most amazing seats didn't they, between the altar and the choir

Here's the seating plan

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And George's brand ambassador for Casamigos is on the front row! He's marrying Princess Eugenie in a few months - at Windsor Castle!


And here's JK Rowling's dig at a man called Trump


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Admin wrote:I was wondering who was sitting next to them:

[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]George Clooney, Amal Clooney, Silver Tree and Abraham Levy take their seats in St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle for the wedding of Prince Harry to Meghan Markle in Windsor.

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Mr Abraham Levy - Friend of the couple

Mrs Silver Tree - Producer and director, known for her work on the US series Suits alongside Meghan.

The woman next to George has probably talked for the entire ceremony.

I was wondering during the ceremony why there was a spare seat next to Prince William and thought they might have saved one for one of the little ones in case they got tired and started to cry.
Read today that this seat was for their mother Diana *sigh*

Amal wore Stella MCcartney, so Lainey was wrong as were the other reports.

party animal - not! wrote:And then I remembered how George had slammed the press - by calling a press conference I think - about how Princess Diana had been treated by the press...

Yep, and he was slammed by the yellow press for that, and paps ignored him when he did the press tour for 'The Peacemaker'.

And when you see videos of celebrities in crowds now, it seems the press hasn't learned anything...

carolhathaway wrote:I was wondering during the ceremony why there was a spare seat next to Prince William and thought they might have saved one for one of the little ones in case they got tired and started to cry.
Read today that this seat was for their mother Diana *sigh*

I saw that , too. But then I read another article that said the seat was kept empty so the Queen would have a clear view of the altar. I think that's probably the real reason. I wonder why they didn't just seat her in the front row.

Yep, that's correct.

No doubt it's written large in the protocol, but I think there needs to be room for the Duke of Edinburgh to sit next to her.......


I thought the music yesterday was stunning........the cellist (who is 19 and only last year won BBC Young Musician of the Year) and the solo soprano especially.  I was in bits!

I loved Sarah, Duchess of York aka Fergie.... her outfit was beautiful... she tamed the untameable combination of Grace and Swagger....she oozes warmth....

Sad she had to sit opposite her family... kinda silly really...Never mind a few months time she will be the proud Mother of The Bride in the same Chapel.....

George should mark his pew, as the Groom Jack, is an employee.....

That twitter picture makes it look like George is wearing one of those terminator hats!  hahahaha

melbert wrote:That twitter picture makes it look like George is wearing one of those terminator hats!  hahahaha

Mel, I thought the same thing.

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[size=34]So why WERE the Beckhams and Clooneys (not to mention Chloe Madeley and James Corden) invited to the royal wedding? From A-listers to plus-ones, how the guests knew Harry and Meghan[/size]
By NEAL SEARS FOR THE DAILY MAIL
PUBLISHED: 18:03 EDT, 20 May 2018 | UPDATED: 08:35 EDT, 21 May 2018

    

Celebrity spotters were not disappointed. At times the wedding resembled a Hollywood party. Here we examine the possible links that led to the stars' presence:
James Corden
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The 39-year-old British actor-cum-US chat show host was last night rumoured to have compered the evening reception. Despite being a famously 'Marmite' personality – the public love him or hate him – he has enjoyed boozy nights out with Harry in Mayfair


James Blunt  
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Singer Blunt, 44, best known for his hit 'You're Beautiful', is close to Harry through his former career as a captain in the Army, where he saw action in Kosovo. Like the prince he supports charity work for veterans



Carey Mulligan 
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The actress, 32, has a lot in common with the happy couple as she has worked for the War Child charity in the Congo and her older brother has served in the Army in Iraq and Afghanistan. She is also married to…Marcus Mumford. Lead singer of pop group Mumford and Sons, the 30-year-old was probably invited due to his support for the One Campaign, which combats AIDS and poverty
Oprah Winfrey 
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She is said to have spent six hours with Meghan's mother Doria Ragland in preparation for a forthcoming interview

Joss Stone 
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The 31-year-old West Country pop singer is an amabassador for the Sentebale charity Harry created to help Aids orphans in Lesotho, and sang at the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations six years ago
George Clooney  
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Clooney, 57, may have endeared himself to Harry through his charity work, which focuses on human rights in the developing world. Like the prince, the Hollywood star is one half of a transatlantic couple, being married to... Amal Clooney. The 40-year-old British human rights lawyer combines high glamour and designer dresses with work on serious international legal issues. It was Amal who introduced Meghan to her hairdresser Miguel Perez, who carried out styling for many of the Duchess' public appearances before the wedding
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Stand out in yellow like Amal in custom Stella McCartney

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There are fewer sartorial situations as tricky to navigate as getting dressed for a wedding. It's in these times that we turn to our favorite (and most stylish) stars to offer up some inspiration and, as always, Amal Clooney proved more than up to the task...

Amal attended Harry and Meghan's nuptials wearing a custom Stella McCartney midi dress. With its cap-sleeves, cinched-in waist and pencil skirt silhouette, Amal's dress is as flattering as it is fabulous! We love the high-low detail to the bottom of the dress; adding a touch of playful tailoring to an otherwise classic shape.

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David Beckham 
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Since retiring from football, the 43-year-old has worked for the sort of charities likely to impress a Royal philanthropist – including Unicef and the Elton John Aids Foundation. He was a guest at the wedding with his wife… Victoria Beckham. Posh, 44, is setting up home in a group of converted barns close to the Soho Farmhouse, Oxfordshire. Meghan has visited the private club, and spent weekends with Harry in a 'love nest' nearby

Tom Hardy  
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The British actor, 40, found fame despite being a crack addict in his 20s. He and Harry share the same birthday, seven years apart, and may have met when the prince attended the premiere of Dark Knight Rises in London six years ago
Serena WIlliams  
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The 36-year-old tennis champion has been friends with Meghan since at least 2014, when the future duchess invited her to take part in the ice bucket challenge (which involves tipping a bucket of ice over yourself) on Facebook

Idris Elba  
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British actor Elba, 45, may have first bumped into Harry when they both attended a memorial service for Nelson Mandela at Westminster Abbey in March 2014
Tom Bradby
The News at Ten presenter, 51, is an ex-ITV royal correspondent who met Harry 15 years ago. By his own account, during that time he was keen to keep secret those matters the prince did not want revealed.
Chloe Madely
The 30-year-old daughter of Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan faced criticism for wearing a 'low cut' peach dress. She secured her invitation as the 'plus-one' of her fiancé…
James Haskell  
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England rugby player Haskell, 33, is a patron of the Rugby Football Union and became friends with Harry through the game
...but no Barack Obama 
The ex-president, 56, has come to know Harry well after meeting him in an official capacity. But it is believed he could not be invited as it would have looked like a snub to current president Donald Trump.
 
 

The Only Way Is Sussex! Showbiz royalty dance the night away with the blue-blooded originals as Harry and Meghan find their own special way to crown celebrations

A-list celebrities as well as blue-blooded originals partied the night away with the newly titled Duke and Duchess of Sussex's.
Among the Hollywood royalty there was George Clooney, who had to contend with inquisitive police officers for ten minutes while waiting at the gates of Frogmore House. 
Other stars, including Serena Williams, Priyanka Chopra and Jessica Mulroney were quick to take to Instagram to show off glamours frocks they wore to the function last night.  
The newlyweds and an inner circle of 200 guests revelled in a glamorous reception — with the bride wearing a ring which belonged to Diana, Princess of Wales. 
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From left: Priyanka Chopra, Serena Williams and Jessica Mulroney show off the dresses they are tonight wearing to the royal wedding party 
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Meghan's best friend Jessica Mulroney is seen at Frogmore House in this social media picture
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She wore a plunging gold embellished gown to the party where some 200 guests enjoyed letting their hair down
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George Clooney last night arrived at the evening party in Forgmore House in a silver Audi S5
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The actor is seen sat in the back as his wife Amal gestures at the smiling officer, before they are eventually allowed to pass through and enjoy the party 
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A heavy security presence was outside the 17th century mansion last night as Harry and Meghan celebrate their marriage
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Prince Andrew and Sophie Wessex arrived under police escort at Frogmore House
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Mercedes coaches and mini-buses full of guests arrived for the evening party, where Meghan was said to of made the speech
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Police officers on motorbikes escorted Prince Andrew and Sophie Wessex to the 17th century English country house 
With both celebrities and royals in attendance, the combined wealth on display was a whopping £3billion as Harry and Meghan exchanged vows earlier that day, report the Sunday Mirror.
Among the guests, Oprah is worth £1billion alone and the Clooneys are worth £375million.  
Loud music could be heard across the grounds of Windsor Castle as the newlywed’s guests celebrated. 
Crowds were still celebrating in the town centre as fireworks lit up the sky over Windsor as Harry and Meghan danced the night away.
The new Duke and Duchess of Sussex rolled up to the grounds of the mansion in a silver blue Jaguar E-Type Concept Zero.
Described by Enzo Ferrari as 'the most beautiful car ever made' the E-type, launched in 1961, has regularly been voted the best-looking car of all time.  
Arriving at the entrance to Frogmore, Harry leapt out of the dazzling motor to open the door for Meghan, who had changed int a bespoke lily white high neck gown made of silk crepe - designed by Stella McCartney. 
Meghan's hair was in a relaxed up do, and she tucked loose strands behind her ears amid the breeze as they headed to Frogmore House. 
Harry, who drove Meghan through the Windsor Great Park in the early evening sunshine, was dressed in black tie. 
A double decker coach full of guests also arrived from Cowarth Park hotel in Ascot, where Princes Harry and William spent the night before the wedding.  
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Meghan's hair was in a relaxed up do, and she tucked loose strands behind her ears amid the breeze as they headed to Frogmore House
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Meghan arrived at the wedding reception wearing Princess Diana's aquamarine ring, MailOnline revealed tonight 
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The dazzling blue ring was worn by Princess Diana but it is not know whether it was gifted or loaned to Meghan for the wedding today
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The new Duke and Duchess of Sussex have rolled up to onto the grounds the mansion in a silver blue Jaguar E-Type Concept Zero
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They travelled in a converted electric car to the English country house, which stands in the home park of Windsor Castle and is part of the Crown Estate
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Arriving at the entrance to Frogmore, Harry leapt out of the dazzling motor to open the door for Meghan, who had changed int a bespoke lily white high neck gown made of silk crepe - designed by Stella McCartney
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Meghan is also set to make a speech to guests during the evening event, which has been put on by the Prince of Wales
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A police officer salutes the newly titled Duke and Duchess of Sussex after the drive out of the grounds of Windsor Castle today 
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Funnyman James Corden hosted Harry and Meghan's wedding reception at Frogmore House, it was reported
After a brief moment when it looked like the vehicle may have been too big for the entrance, the coach managed to squeeze through the gates. 
Meghan apparently made a speech to guests during the evening event, which was put on by the Prince of Wales.
The occasion was a private affair, allowing the guests to relax and celebrate with the happy couple.  
Frogmore House, a 17th century English country house, stands in the home park of Windsor Castle and is part of the Crown Estate. 
Although it is no longer an occupied royal residence, Frogmore House is frequently used by the Royal family for private entertaining.
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Frogmore House, a 17th century English country house, stands in the home park of Windsor Castle and is part of the Crown Estate
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Although it is no longer an occupied royal residence, Frogmore House is frequently used by the Royal family for private entertaining
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The 35-acre gardens at Frogmore House are one of its most enduring attractions. First laid out for Queen Charlotte in the 1790s, they are based on a model 'picturesque' landscape
The interior of Frogmore House is said to leave fascinating clues about the interests and talents of the generations of the royal family who have lived there over the years.
Queen Charlotte and her daughters' passions for art and botany are reflected throughout the house, and works by the Duchess of Kent, who lived at Frogmore for almost 20 years, and those by her daughter Queen Victoria can be seen on display.   
The 35-acre gardens at Frogmore House are one of its most enduring attractions. First laid out for Queen Charlotte in the 1790s, they are based on a model 'picturesque' landscape. 
It is only open to individuals on three days of the year.
 

So whose fashion sparkled... and who missed the Markle? The Royal Wedding hits and misses by LIZ JONES

There were no real clangers on the big day. No outrageous hats from Eugenie and Beatrice. No outrageous bottoms threatening to eclipse the bride. There were only two slight faux pas: Amal Clooney threatened to outshine the sun, and the mother of the bride wore mint while the Queen chose lime: almost, almost a colour clash.
On the whole, the female guests – particularly the Royals – had put in time and effort to get it right, and had clearly been poring over the spring/summer catwalk photos to make sure they were all bang on trend. Hence, there was lots of asymmetric tailoring on show, so much so many assumed Windsor had been built on a hill. 

The HITS  
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Pippa Middleton in a £495 print by British label The Fold. Thank the Lord the pleats hide her bottom
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Her Majesty was elegant in a Stewart Parvin dress and coat, with Angela Kelly hat 
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The Duchess of Cornwall in an ice-pink silk Anna Valentine coatdress with flared sleeves
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Princess Michael of Kent's outfit is a bit salmony but she doesn't look show-offy at all
There was also a riot of hot colours and pastels, and enough florals to fill the stands next week at Chelsea. The length of skirts proved problematical: either a tad too short, a la Eugenie and Joss Stone, or midi length, which looks great on teenage supermodels but a little droopy drawers on normal women.
Not too many gloves on show: the Duchess of York, a surprise hit on the day, was a rare fan, with a short navy pair, and the Queen, of course, wore hers.
Hats were all proper structures, and not half-baked fascinators. And, thank the Lord, on such a hot day there were plenty of pretty open shoes displaying toe cleavage: not possible if the ceremony had taken place in a cathedral.
Heels, though, were as high as the sun in the sky.
Rumour has it slippers were handed out later for those who could no longer teeter after yet another glass of champagne 
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Amal Clooney chose a marigold dress by Stella McCartney with a bow at the back and a train
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Singer Joss Stone sported shorter hair and swapped her hippy look for a girly print
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Carole Middleton looks very elegant in Princess Diana's favourite atelier Catherine Walker
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Pastel Stella McCartney for Oprah Winfrey, with a Philip Treacy turkey and pheasant feather hat
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Countess of Wessex wears ice-blue satin by London couturier Suzannah and hat by Jane Taylor
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Meghan's Suits co-star Gina Torres in a very elegant floral tea dress by Costarellos
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Fergie was a picture of elegance on Saturday as she paired a navy skirt suit with a Jess Collet hat and towering heels
The MISSES
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Sofia Wellesley, James Blunt's wife, is in new season Valentino. Far too wholesome
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Eugenie was channelling Britney Spears with this Gainsbourg dress, according to Twitter users
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Beatrice looked lamp-like in her Roksanda teal silk organza with a Stephen Jones hat
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A drab Noel Coward look for Princess Anne – was that a dressing gown she arrived in?
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Countess Spencer in top-to-tail mauve – very 1970s Laura Ashley – and the cape is a miss
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Kitty Spencer wore a green frock with a bottom heavy floral pattern
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Harry's friend Delfina Blaquier looks all a bit swimming pool – and as for the mullet hem...
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Chelsy Davy paired navy with navy... with navy with navy
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Rugby player Will Greenwood's wife Caroline's over-frilly green dress made me want to mow her
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We are jealous of Tom Hardy's wife Charlotte Riley – her Vampire's Wife frock doesn't help
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Cleavage on view from Chloe Madeley in Reiss – a bra and a jacket would have been an idea
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POSH DRESSES FOR A FUNERAL AGAIN... When Victoria Beckham turned up in her own-design maternity dress to Kate's wedding, inset, we could forgive the very dark navy a little. But surely yesterday she could have worn something more colourful. At least she ditched those wildly dated Louboutin platforms: the fashion equivalent these days of snow-washed denim

Hmmm, didn't think it was that amazing a dress.  Oh well.  

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Amal Clooney is OFFICIALLY crowned the best dressed guest at the royal wedding – as she and Meghan spark a shopping frenzy for Stella McCartney

• Amal, 40, wowed in a mustard midi dress by the British designer on Saturday 
  
  
• Search platform Lyst has since seen 17,000 searches for yellow Stella dresses
  
  
• Searches for yellow dresses are up 1,500 per cent since Amal's appearance
  
  
• Meghan also chose the designer to create her slinky evening gown  
  
  

By Siofra Brennan For Mailonline
PUBLISHED: 12:25, 21 May 2018 | UPDATED: 15:34, 21 May 2018

While all eyes were on the bride in her £200,000 Givenchy gown on Saturday, VIP guests certainly kept the style stakes high as they flocked to Windsor in an array of designer outfits. 

Now it's been revealed that Amal Clooney, 40, was officially the best-dressed in the eyes of royal fans, as her Stella McCartney was the most searched for guest outfit following the royal wedding. 

Data from global fashion search platform Lyst has revealed that 17,000 people, from 65 countries, have searched for a yellow Stella McCartney dress since Amal's appearance at the royal wedding on Saturday.
While not everyone has the budget for a designer buy, searches for yellow dresses are up 1,500 per cent week on week since the human rights lawyer who is married to George Clooney attended the big day. 


Traffic to Stella McCartney dresses increased 3,000 per cent compared to the previous day, which is no doubt thanks to both Amal and Meghan who chose a white halterneck gown by the British designer for the evening reception.
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Amal Clooney, 40, sparked a 1,500 per cent increase in searches for yellow dresses and 17,000 searches for mustard Stella McCartney gowns after attending the royal wedding



Yesterday, the British designer, 46, spoke of her pride at being chosen to design the slinky halter neck gown Meghan, 36, wore to the evening reception at Frogmore House.
'I am so proud and honored to have been chosen by the Duchess of Sussex to make her evening gown and represent British design,' she told WWD.

Out of all the guests' I saw, Amal's dress was my favorite.  Amal's dress was a favorite of those at my Bid Whist club.  The mention of George Clooney also brought bright smiles and lots of giggles, George was admired by all in the conversation.    

Has any of you read tweets with hashtag #georgewho in Twitter? The tweets refer to this title and introduction in The Guardian:

Amal Clooney and husband

The international human rights lawyer arrived wearing a bright yellow Stella McCartney dress. And her husband was there with her.

That short report was also noticed in every Finnish newspaper starting a conversation about gender equality. Has it made headlines in your home countries?

Original article

Can't find it Vilma.

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I know Victoria Beckham doesn't like the way she looks when she smiles, but come on it's a wedding and she looked miserable. I think she has a lovely smile .

Oh, that's why she doesn't smile. I thought she just played a character on public occasions.

Amal was wearing a Tala bag. She posted some pics on her Insta.

Vilma wrote:Has any of you read tweets with hashtag #georgewho in Twitter? The tweets refer to this title and introduction in The Guardian:

Amal Clooney and husband

The international human rights lawyer arrived wearing a bright yellow Stella McCartney dress. And her husband was there with her.

That short report was also noticed in every Finnish newspaper starting a conversation about gender equality. Has it made headlines in your home countries?

Original article

Yes, I saw that headline (couldn't remember which newspaper). Made me smile.

It made me laugh 

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Didn't know his wife fights for prison reform.....

I know I’m going to get flack for this, but here goes...

Sometimes in fashion it’s the “full image” especially on film that stands the test of time.... Princess Diana in the midnight blue dress holding her hand out confidently at the Serpentine wearing Christina Stambolian.... impregnate into our memories.... Hepburn looking through Tiffany’s window.... it’s the full effect that lasts the test of time....

Amal’s Stella outfit was superb for her stature and figure, the colour was a master stroke..... BUT the hair will make it an image to forget   The hair, the ringlets were even more Baby Jane once the hat was perched (wrong side btw) atop of head...

That said people were pleased ... for now...but time will tell...

Stronge handsome women should never ever walk like a new born foal .... that’s just wimpy....

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Many on

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But
Oh my... There are so many!!!

It's me, 

The link you provided only has two pictures, what are you referring to?

The tiara one is amazing
No?

Many...

Just found this.............

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These ladies certainly do have good taste in men.

I wonder what George is thinking about.  The twitter clip just makes my heart happy.  PAN thanks so much for posting it.

Donnamarie wrote:These ladies certainly do have good taste in men.

I wonder what it would be like to be married to an internationally known A-List Superstar.  I see George as an Actor, Director, Producer, Sceenwriter, and humanitarian; however, I only know him as the guy with the kind heart

George is probably thinking I could be home with the knuckle heads and how beautiful his wife looks.

I think with George  what you see is truly what you get. He is down to earth , kind and loving. Just a normal guy with an extraordinary lifestyle which
he has worked for and is enjoying.

All his friends have said he hasn't changed one bit and I believe them.

annemarie wrote:George is probably thinking I could be home with the knuckle heads and how beautiful his wife looks.

Knuckleheads...    That sounds like George Clooney...