Net-A-Porter meets Issa

An Update On The Collaboration With Princess Kate Middleton's Favorite Brand, Issa, and Net-A-Porter

Last year, Kate Middleton wore a now-famous blue dress for the announcement of her nuptials to Prince William. We'd love to say it was just a blue dress, but this is Kate Middleton, the commoner who stole the Prince's heart. Therefore, everything she does becomes fabulous. Although, in this case, we're not totally against it.

The royal blue dres was a product of Kate's favorite brand, the now-famous, London-based Issa. Issa gained tons of publicity after knowledge spread that the soon-to-be Princess was spotted in one of their own dresses.

Now, Net-A-Porter.com is getting ready to launch a capsule collection with Issa. The collection will include six jewel-tone gowns that are said to be inspired by the landscapes of India.

"I keep the busy, cosmopolitan Issa woman in my mind when designing easy-to-wear, effortless dresses; she is always on the move," Issa designer, Daniella Helayel, says of her designs.

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Kate Middleton: A Tale Of Three Dresses

Back in 1981, when Princess Diana married Prince Charles, she had two wedding gowns created. They were both exact replicas of each other, in case something happened to the original gown.

Now, as soon-to-be Princess Kate Middleton prepares for her wedding day, she's beaten her late mother-in-law in the dress count. Kate is having not one, not two, but three wedding dresses made for her big day!

As of now, we're still unsure of who the designer will be, although several big names have been tossed around. Diane von Furstenberg believes that Kate should wear a dress designed in Alexander McQueen's name. Jasper Conran has been thrown into the mix as well.

Although perplexing, Kate is said to have intended for the mystery. In fact, the reason behind her multiple gowns is to insure that if the designer of her first dress is discovered, she'll still have two backups!