August 6, 2011 5:36 AM EDT 010Start

Stunning Princess wholesale dresses Charlene during the Red Cross Ball (PHOTOS)

Princess Charlene was a striking image at the 63rd Red Cross Ball held in Monte Carlo Aug. 5, 2011.

Dressed in a strapless silk Akris gown by designer Albert Kriemler, the 33-year old princess looked radiant as she stood besides her husband, Prince Albert II of Monaco.She paired her gown with a dazzling custom-made VanCleef & Arpels necklace.

Charlene has created a media buzz post her royal wedding and newspapers and tabloids are filled with columns analyzing her fashion sense. Her mother-in-law, being a fashion icon, the princess has great sartorial expectations to fill.

The divers could only communicate via hand signals so these had to be agreed in advance and all of the crew had to be ready to abort the shoot at a moment's new formal dresses notice in case one of the models got into difficulty.

But despite all this, Sharon said the team did encounter some awkward situations.

She said: 'At one point, I asked the model to stretch her legs a little and suddenly the air provider, who could have sworn I have just asked him to swim away, brutally pulled the regulator out of the model's mouth and swam away from her.

'When carrying out a photo shoot underwater, we are very dependent on sea conditions, which we cannot control or even predict. Sometimes the sea is calm, allowing us to carry out the setting precisely as planned.

'In other cases, surprises await us once we reach the bottom of the sea.'

Sharon, 30, told how her fascination with taking pictures of people underwater began with her first waterproof camera.

She said: 'Unlike princess wedding dresses most photographers, who starting holding a camera from the moment they are capable of holding a spoon, my romance with the lens was triggered by my passion for the underwater world.

'Once I found out that I could take a camera with me underwater, I stopped diving without it.

'In the beginning, I mainly focused on documenting underwater living creatures, but at some point I began to feel that something was missing. I decided to focus on what really inspired me the most - the unique relationship between the human being and the sea.

'Everything seems much more dramatic underwater; the way the model's hair flows with the current, the wavy fabrics, the stunning blue background of the ocean, the soft sun rays, the three dimensional feeling produced by delicate shadows, the perfect plus size bridesmaid dresses sun ball on the surface and the most dramatic composition of a body simply floating in open water.'

If you watched the royal wedding in the comfort of your home like I did, you might have missed out on some of the amazing details that went into the creation of such a beautiful day in history. Now you can visit an exhibit at Buckingham Palace that has been centered around the royal wedding artifacts.

There aren’t many wedding dresses that I would pay to visit but when I heard Kate Middleton’s dress was on display, I was immediately intrigued. Her dress was designed by Sara Burton for Alexander McQueen and although any television viewer could tell it was beautiful; in person it is even more magnificent. What you will see in person is the beautiful craftsmanship that went into the dress and the details that are sewn onto the dress like lace flowers, gazar buttons that cascade from the collar to the waist mother of the bride dresses of the gown and the clever paneling on the back of the ball-gown so the dress would stay in place as Kate walked down the aisle.