How to be a Princess

In the spirit of tomorrow's royal wedding and my obsession with anything British, here are a few fashion tips on how to be just as fabulous and princess-like as Kate Middleton.

1. Wear Issa Dresses

Middleton favors the Issa label for its clingy silk jersey fabrics that don't reveal too much while still maintaining its stylishly sexy appeal. Her dresses are not overly pricey and can usually be found in upscale London department stores such as Harrod's or Harvey Nichols.

2. Wear Sapphires

Its touching that William gave Kate his mother's ring as a tribute to the late Diana. What we can learn from this, is how it proves that gems other than diamonds can make a classic and beautiful statement. I have always loved sapphires ever since my parents gave me a sapphire and diamond ring for my 21st - its too bad Kate beat me to it as an engagement ring!

3. Have fabulous barrel curls

First, to perfectly achieve Kate's look you need long hair, and it should be brown. Nevertheless, one can still emulate her gorgeous locks with extra large barrel hot curlers. After washing hair, apply a root booster or mousse to hair roots and leave in conditioner to the ends of hair. Use a round brush to control your blow out and put hot rollers in once hair is dry. Once you take the rollers out, your hair will be very curly - finger comb hair and in about a half hour the curls will calm down.

4. Be a well rounded gentle-lady

Princesses not only look fabulous, but they are also accomplished in a variety of talents so they can attract and impress young bachelors such as Prince William. What young man isn't drawn to a lady who won't be afraid to join the fall hunting party? And tweed can be very traditional chic when worn with Italian leather boots!

5. Be British!

There's a certain class and refinement beyond the attractive accent of British culture. Adopt some British-isms and you'll be sure to find your Prince Charming. Don't forget your wedding hats ladies!

Enjoy the nupital festivities my loves! - L