Alexander Fury: After all, it is difficult to make a theater of fashion about a male heir

Last week, the Duchess of Cambridge has given birth to a boy. If you passed. This is the reason for patriotic pride, chanting crowds of the eighties generally in black and white, or oversleeping, gay color's movies was conquered Prince William was born circa 1982.  Ironically, some find that we are a prince instead of a princess something of a disappointment, a sharp reversal from a male desire, which are labeled, eg pregnancy, many brides heirs "Henry VIII The anticipation to see the constitutional amendments in motion by inheritance of the Crown - Last week, many fingers were crossed in hopes of a girl. Well-kept fashion editors fingers were also likely to be exceeded in favor of another type of result - because female royals, when it comes to style rule. It is difficult to make a theater of fashion with a male heir. Prince George may be flooded with blue baby clothes, but when it hits preparatory school there is more meat to fashion. Check out his mother if you have to prove: every moment to a public walkway, and every piece of clothing worn - from a mundane high street jacket, a nude pumps in a knit dress boob tube for a few questionable trees seconds at a university fashion show - a precious relic. This knit dress cost £ 30 and sold in 2011 for £ 78,000. It's hard to imagine William old costumes, this kind of mark-up. Kate the Great was not the first. Personally, I have a weakness for Fergie during his years Duchess of York, dressed from Saint Laurent and Chanel (believe it or not, these two jockeyed for his clothing label conditions). If we want something more po-faced about fashion, Princess Margaret, a true burning mode by Dior in the early years was dressed. "What she wears, message is," said the Picture Post in 1953 (his capitals). "Read Seen by thousands of women in person, hundreds of thousands of millions of newsreels, newspapers and magazines." And of course there was Diana, Princess of Wales, whose fashion sense - and influence - no need for repetition.  here is also the sustainable character of the eternal loop: Her Majesty the Queen. Wearing one color to better make an impact in the crowd, and always wearing a hat - a sublimation of the crown. Prince George will eventually be king. But, alas, it probably will not be a style icon.