Alexander McQueen creative director Sarah Burton has certainly gone above and beyond for the fashion industry, earning her an OBE in Her Majesty’s birthday honours list for ‘services to fashion’.

While all eyes were on Kate Middleton and Her Majesty The Queen during the Diamond Jubilee celebrations, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie cut a rather designer shadow over their fashion rivals.

She recently turned heads at the Diamond Jubilee River Pageant in a regal red Alexander McQueen dress, and now the Duchess of Cambridge has pulled another fashion hit out of the bag as she appeared in another McQueen dress for The Service of Thanksgiving held at St Paul’s Cathedral.

Although all eyes might have been on Kate Middleton, Her Majesty the Queen was the leader of the fashion pack at the Diamond Jubilee celebrations on London’s Thames river.

Sunday, June 3rd saw some of the biggest celebrations the UK has ever seen in aid of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.

Of course, all eyes were on the Royal fashionista Kate Middleton who didn’t disappoint in a customised red 2010 Alexander McQueen dress with pleated skirt.

Coming up to almost a year ago, Kate Middleton walked down the aisle in one of the world’s most beautiful wedding dresses. Millions of people lined the streets of London and millions more watched the Duchess’ big day on television, gasping as she appeared from her wedding car, wearing that dress.

While her husband Prince William works hard away from home, Kate is busy with various Royal duties. One of which will be the very tricky decision to pick the new shoe designer of the future.

Last week, the UK’s most influential female Royals took a little day trip together to London’s biggest boutique department store, Fortnum & Mason.

While her husband Prince William was away on duty, Kate Middleton spent her Valentine’s day in Liverpool, visiting dry bar, The Brink Trade Co. as well as Alder Hey Children’s Hospital as part of her Royal duties. The Duchess wore a demure brown ‘Celeste’ coat from British designer Hobbs which she purchased for over £300 back in September 2011.

Kate Middleton’s wardrobe is the envy of every fashion lover worldwide. Every designer and label that she touches turns to Gold and now it’s the turn of Emina Hadzic of British-based label La Luna London, to feel the Kate effect.