It was breezy at Princess Eugenie's wedding today. Visitors were perceptibly gripping onto their caps and fascinators as they made their doors at Windsor Castle, and a few headpieces were even overwhelmed. Not even Kate Middleton was insusceptible to the climate. 

The Duchess of Cambridge was carefully wearing a rich fuchsia Alexander McQueen dress, which included a creased waistline and puffed shoulders. Yet, that didn't prevent the breeze from exploding her skirt after the service. 

In any case, Middleton rushed to dodge a conceivable closet glitch. She held the majority of her skirt down and transformed a possibly humiliating minute into an accidental Marilyn Monroe tribute. We're absolutely here for an imperial Old Hollywood hybrid. 

Ladies of the illustrious family supposedly have a styling trap for breezy settings. "Regularly they wear body suits and garments that really increment static so it's much difficult for something to fly up," decorum master Myka Meier disclosed to The Sun. "So you have an under article of clothing that is relatively similar to a body suit that is one strategy that is utilized." 

Another trap is wearing heavier textures that are more averse to fly up in the breeze, Meier, the author of Beaumont Etiquette, included. The style hack is regularly utilized for appearances on the landing area or airplane terminals, where nature is particularly windy. 

To supplement her McQueen look, Middleton embellished with a Philip Treacy cap with botanical and work specifying, precious stone pendant hoops, velvet burgundy Prada pumps, and a coordinating velvet box grip. Fortunately she didn't need to stress over whatever remains of her outfit overwhelming.