Most women I know have much respect for the newest princess. She’s incredibly lovely but in a girl next door sort of way. We had all been pulling for her to get a proposal for the past 5 years or so. She seems very warm and friendly and girlfriend has an impeccable figure.

So, let’s ask ourselves. In a situation any girl might face, what would the stunning royal do?

I want to wear a short dress but it’s too short/cold out. WWKD? Kate would opt for sheer panty hose. Duh. Knee-high black boots for more casual situations.

It’s rainy or muddy. WWKD? Princess K would wear a hat and wellies, of course.

I’m attending a premier/gala/red carpet. WWKD? The princess would no doubt wear her hair down and curled, a long designer confection with an hourglass figure flattering silhouette. Let’s not forget the princely accessory in a dapper tux.

I want to look my best/something important is going on. WWKD? Turn to ISSA.

I’m going to the wedding of a friend or relative. WWKD? Does it need to be said? Suit dress + hat/fascinator. EVERYTIME.

I’ve got an incredible figure and it’s casual Friday. WWKD? Jeans my friend.

I’m on holiday at the beach. WWKD? Work out like a fiend, then white bikini – all the way.

My sister is really pretty and she’s always getting attention, people even say she looked better than I did at my wedding. WWKD? Stay mum, graciousness and grace always wins.

I’m getting married! WWKD? Follow tradition but not trends.

It seems like everyone I know and don’t know has suddenly put me under a crazy microscope. WWKD? Act like a lady. Stay in shape. Dress to flatter your figure. And most importantly, smile. (The happiest girls are always the prettiest girls.)

Photos via stylist and google

The lovely Kim Noorda in Ellery resort 2011. I love her look and I think these beautiful photos do wonders for her..

Shot by Darren McDonald. Hair by Romina Manenti, Makeup by Tiina Roivainen.

via FGR

Aren’t these divine? They are by French designer, Laure de Sagazon.

Julia Restoin-Roitfeld is my beauty ideal. I love her effortlessly chic French cool-girl look. She’s also got a really feminine-looking body (translation: she’s not a rail). She and her equally attractive boyfriend just announced they are expecting.

Images for Chinese fashion label Me & The City, Photographed by Mei Yuan Gu, Hair by Andrea, Makeup by Yooyo Keong Ming via FGR

I believe women dress for other women 95% of the time. Don’t you? There are rare occasions where we need/want/seek a male’s approval, but they’re pretty few and far between. That’s mostly because most of the men in our lives, namely love interests, aren’t quite adept at fashion or what is ‘in’ (for women) – and let’s face it do we really want them to be?

This is a wee dedication to girls everywhere that are rocking it out on the streets looking fabulous.

photos via my pinterest

I have a deep affinity/admiration for Natalia Vodianova. Like to the point where I was so sad for her when I heard she was divorcing her aristocrat husband with whom she has three kids. Aside from her personal life, I always enjoy seeing her editorials. She’s undeniably lovely in this 60s-chic photo shoot.

Natalia Vodianova and Sam Riley

Photographer: Mert & Marcus Stylist: Grace Coddington Publication: September 2011 issue of Vogue

via The Blonde Journal

(what i wore: trousers – new york & co, blouse – vintage from potter’s house, belt – vintage from the grey dog, ring – vintage, earrings – kate spade, heels – vince camuto)

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I wore this in mid August and decided to repeat it last week. Even though it’s cream, I think it transcends seasons.

what i wore: dress – vintage from grey dog, wedges – banana republic, earrings – kate spade

I have a serious style crush on Miroslava Duma, a Russian freelance writer, editor at Harper’s Bazaar and mom.

photos via buro247.ru

(what i wore; jacket – forever21, blouse – bcbg, skirt – apostrophe, heels – qupid, watch – bcbg, bangle – kate spade, pinky ring & rhinestone earrings – vintage from mae’s, long ring – ebay, beads – dillards)

One of my favorites  is the piled on look. Sometimes more is just better.